Those 'Fools' Should Change Their Article: We'll Soon See What I Can Do - Donald Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded that the New York Times immediately revise its publication claiming that he allegedly abandoned the Harvard University demand for $200 million to the U.S. government. Trump has stated that the information presented in the article is inaccurate and has threatened the publication with legal action.

The newspaper previously reported, citing four informed sources, that Trump's administration was supposedly prepared to abandon the $200 million demand presented to Harvard University in an effort to resolve a dispute between the authorities and the university.

Following the publication, the U.S. President stated that his administration is now demanding $1 billion in compensation from Harvard and does not intend to continue any collaboration with the educational institution.

Trump took to the social platform Truth Social to criticize the newspaper. According to the White House chief, the article is “entirely wrong” and deliberately distorts his administration’s position. He also noted that the New York Times has consistently misrepresented his activities.

“Those 'fools' should change their article. We’ll soon see what I can do with these fraudsters,” Trump wrote.

It should be added that the newspaper has not yet provided an official response.