WorldPingA federal judge has again weighed in on the Kennedy Center’s effort to brandish Donald Trump’s name on the complex, blocking the institution from inscribing his name on its facade and designating its grounds for him.
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Trump Is Ready to Close the Kennedy Center Because He Can’t Put His Name on It
Judge Blocks Donald Trump’s Name From Being Returned To Kennedy Center Facade
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