Coronavirus: Harvard rejects Trump demand to pay back aid

Harvard University has pushed back against US President Donald Trump after he requested it repay almost $9m (£7.3m) in coronavirus help. The president said he was miserable that the ultra-affluent Ivy League school had gotten improvement cash. Be that as it may, the college said the assets would help understudies confronting "pressing money related requirements " as a result of the pandemic. Harvard is evaluated the world's wealthiest college with a gift subsidize esteemed at $40bn. At Tuesday's coronavirus instructions, Mr Trump told a columnist : "I need Harvard to take care of that cash, OK? On the off chance that they won't do that, we won't accomplish something different. "They need to take care of it, I don't care for it. This is intended for laborers, this isn't intended for perhaps the most extravagant foundation, not just, a long ways past schools on the planet. They got the chance to take care of it." Media caption...