Court Rejects Emergency Bid to Retain Trump’s Name on Kennedy Center
TL;DR
A Washington, DC appeals court denied an emergency bid by the Kennedy Center and Donald Trump to pause the removal of Trump’s name from the center’s façade, upholding a judge’s ruling that the name was unlawfully added. The decision leaves in place ordering the center to remove the name, directs branding to reflect the center’s formal name, and temporarily blocks the planned renovations, despite opposition from the center’s leadership and Trump allies.
- Judge rejects last-minute bid to pause removal of Trump’s name from Kennedy Center The Guardian
- Appeals court keeps intact deadline for Kennedy Center to remove Trump’s name CNN
- Appeals court rejects Kennedy Center effort to pause court-ordered removal of Trump's name from building 10TV
- Trump name still must come down from Kennedy Center, judge says CNBC
- Live Updates: Scaffolding goes up at Kennedy Center as crews expected to remove Trump's name NBC4 Washington
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