In an unexpected move, the Department of Justice (DOJ) gave notice to a federal court Wednesday that it is dropping a discrimination lawsuit it filed only a few months ago. In a terse two-sentence notice, DOJ described its decision as a “voluntary dismissal” of the litigation it filed last October following a two-year investigation. A DOJ spokesman who asked not to be named told The Epoch Times the decision to withdraw the suit was based on a November 2020 federal court decision that rejected a challenge of Harvard’s admissions policies. “The department has dismissed its lawsuit in light of all available facts, circumstances, and legal developments, including the November 2020 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit rejecting a challenge to Harvard University’s consideration of race in its admissions practices,” the spokesman said. “The department has also withdrawn its notice letter finding that Yale’s practices violate …