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Mr Lutnick warned Harvard was also required to follow rules designed to maximize the benefits to the American public

Patents can be lucrative for research universities with collective values climbing into millions of dollars

The government's motion has no effect on the university's lawsuit against the administration about research funding cuts

The government's motion on Friday applied only to the case involving international students

There was no evidence that international students were involved in the crimes

Harvard pointed to reporting showing its campus has very low-crime overall

Commerce Secretary Howard W Lutnick sent a letter to Alan M Garber claiming Harvard had not lived up to its obligations surrounding federally funded patents worth hundreds of millions of dollars

The White House countered in June by issuing a proclamation blocking international students that invoked a different provision of law when Judge Allison Burroughs temporarily blocked the administration action

The administration asserted rising violent crime on campus meant Harvard should not host international students

It is time to acknowledge reality and change course

Yet many dispensaries claim without evidence that marijuana treats host of medical conditions

Marijuana is less regulated in several crucial ways

Industry has increased lobbying of state and federal lawmakers

Surveys suggest about 18 million people in United States have used marijuana almost daily in recent years

America should not go back to prohibition to fix these problems

That was up from around six million in 2012 and less than one million in 1992

People who are frequently stoned can struggle to hold a job or take care of their families

At least one in 10 people who use marijuana develops an addiction a similar share as with alcohol

Governments can enact policies that keep the drug legal and try to curb its biggest downsides

Today most Americans live in a state that allows them to buy and smoke a joint