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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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WorldPingThe addition of Donald Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center is still a violation of federal law, a judge ruled Tuesday. Judge Christopher Cooper of the U.S.
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The Supreme Court has rejected Trump's mail-in voting restrictions ahead of the midterm elections. And, the Kennedy Center says it is on the brink of bankruptcy and could close soon.
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A judge reiterated on Tuesday that Congress must approve transforming the center into a memorial to the president…
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WorldPingA British Columbia woman allowed her neighbours to trim some trees in 2021, but they cut far more than she had permitted to improve their view of Shuswap Lake.
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WorldPingWith just a couple months to go until the US midterm election, a new political fault line is emerging in Republican strongholds across Texas driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence.
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