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mourners have been slowly gathering outside St. Peter's Basilica in Rome to mourn the passing of Pope Francis.
As NPR's Lauren Freyer reports,
there was a solemn hush in the square outside the church Monday as the faithful processed the news that Francis had died.
People have lit candles and placed them at the base of a pillar in the center of St. Peter's Square.
It's only several dozen, maybe a few hundred people.
And they're standing in hush silence until one woman breaks out into a song.
And people stand at attention quietly here.
NPR's Lauren Freyer in Rome.
Harvard is suing the Trump administration to prevent the loss of billions of dollars in federal funding to the university.
Details from NPR's Yanaki Mehta.
The lawsuit alleges the government is trying to, quote,
leverage to gain control of academic decision-making at Harvard.
This comes after Harvard refused to comply with a long list of demands from the Trump administration to overhaul its admissions,
hiring, and other policies, including diversity, inclusion, and equity programs.
The administration fired back by freezing more than $2.2 billion in federal funding and threatening to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status.