Court urged to stop Trump’s name from being carved on DC Institute of Peace building

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The US Institute of Peace asked a federal appeals court for emergency relief to prevent the administration from permanently carving Donald Trump’s name onto the organization’s Washington, DC headquarters, which was renamed last year. The move mirrors Trump’s broader push to inscribe his name on prominent landmarks, including the Kennedy Center, where a judge ordered 30 days’ notice before any demolition or new construction.
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- US Institute of Peace files emergency motion to block carving of Trump’s name into facade of its headquarters – live The Guardian
- Judge asked to prevent Trump from carving his name on yet another historic Washington building The Independent
- Another Kennedy Center: Trump's next renaming target begs court for help AlterNet
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