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President Donald Trump is in a fierce battle against Harvard University. Was Barron Trump rejected by the school? Where does ...
Everyone knows the story of Donald Trump's bone spurs and his Vietnam deferment. Now, developments in the Middle East have ...
Social media was abuzz with rumours that President Donald Trump has been targetting the elite Harvard University as his youngest son Barron Trump was rejected by the Ivy League institution. The ...
54,008 people applied to Harvard University's class of 2028. Did Barron Trump apply there? When Barron Trump made his Trump rally debut in July 2024, his father said Barron Trump "got into every ...
Did Barron Trump apply to Harvard and get rejected? That's the question doing rounds on social media amid political tensions between the US President Donald Trump's administration and elite ...
The first lady confirmed in a statement from her communications director that Barron did not apply to the Ivy League school.
Did Barron Trump get rejected from Harvard? No. According to the first lady's office, he didn't even apply. "Barron did not apply to Harvard, and any assertion that he, or that anyone on his ...
First Lady Melania Trump is dismissing a viral online theory that the President Donald Trump's administration is targeting ...
Barron Trump did not apply to or get rejected from Harvard, according to the first lady's office. Trump is in an ongoing fued with Harvard after it refused to comply with federal directives.
First lady Melania Trump shot down a viral conspiracy theory Tuesday that her son Barron applied to Harvard University and was rejected, with a spokesman calling the assertion “completely false.” ...
Barron Trump never dreamed of becoming a Harvard man. Hours after President Donald Trump moved to cut approximately $100 million in federal contracts for Harvard, Melania Trump’s team shut down ...
Barron Trump did not apply to or get rejected by Harvard, according to the first lady's office. Trump is in an ongoing fued with Harvard after it refused to comply with federal directives.