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Whatâs next for the Kennedy Center now that itâs closed? (opens the original)
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The imposing doors of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts are officially closed to the public one day after the centerâs board of trustees voted to shut down the venue for at least two years of renovations. The performing arts center, which has stood as the nationâs âartistic meccaâ for more than half a century, has been beset by snowballing financial and legal troubles after President Donald Trump and his allies took over its stewardship last year. Hereâs what we know a
Kennedy Center could close as early as Tuesday, warns of bankruptcy, documents show (opens the original)
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Leaders of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, installed by President Donald Trump, say the center is on the brink of bankruptcy and argue that putting the presidentâs name on its facade - and thus ensuring his fundraising efforts - may be the only way to avoid imminent and âcertain fiscal collapse,â according to documents obtained by The Washington Post. The bleak assessment is laid out in a 57-page packet distributed to the centerâs board of trustees ahead of a special
Kennedy Center board votes to inscribe Trumpâs name on the building (opens the original)
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The Kennedy Centerâs board of trustees voted Thursday to inscribe President Donald Trumpâs name on the buildingâs exterior and again to close the performing arts venue for two years of renovations, potentially challenging two key elements of a federal court order, according to two people familiar with the decisions. The board, which Trump chairs, approved a resolution calling for an inscription beneath the centerâs sign that would read, âRestored and Renovated by President Donald J. Tr
Trump orders signs warning of âinaccurateâ exhibits placed near the Smithsonian, escalating fight over history (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Friday ordered the installation of signs outside the Smithsonianâs National Museum of American History that warn people that the museum does not accurately reflect American history while pointing them to material that does - a dramatic escalation in his campaign to wrest control of how the nationâs story is told. The executive order, signed at the end of a week of contentious congressional hearings on the museum, directs Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to erect tempo
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