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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Naming at Kennedy Center and Closure Plans

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A federal judge has ruled against the Kennedy Center's attempt to temporarily close for renovations and prohibited the addition of Donald Trump's name to the venue. US District Judge Casey Cooper stated that only Congress has the authority to change the center's name, which is designated for President John F. Kennedy. The judge ordered the removal of any signage referencing Trump within two weeks and emphasized that the center must maintain its programming obligations during any closure. This decision underscores the legal boundaries regarding the naming of federal institutions and their operational mandates.

Key Details: • Judge Cooper's ruling mandates the removal of Trump’s name within two weeks. • The Kennedy Center must update its website to eliminate references to Trump. • The center can still proceed with renovations but must consider its programming obligations.

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