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- Sep 27, 2026
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Trump now says the Kennedy Center could be deadly. Months ago, it was âgreat.â (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump stood on the red carpet at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in December and declared his mission to fix the building, to âmake it beautiful,â all but accomplished. âIt was falling apart, and now itâs pretty much back,â Trump told reporters as he stood beside FIFA President Gianni Infantino ahead of the World Cup draw. âWeâve done a really great renovation job on it,â he added, predicting that remaining work would be complete within three o
Kennedy Center finances deteriorated sharply after Trump name change (opens the original)
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Ticket sales and fundraising collapsed after President Donald Trumpâs name was added to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, even as the centerâs leaders publicly touted a financial turnaround, according to confidential documents obtained by the Washington Post. Ticket sales had already dropped in the 10 months following Trumpâs takeover, but both ticket sales and donations plunged after the Trump-led board of trustees voted in December to rename the center after him and put
Kennedy Center tarp to stay up indefinitely, lawyers say (opens the original)
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The Kennedy Center tarp is here to stay for the foreseeable future. The center’s leaders said Tuesday that they have kept a tarp-covered scaffolding up for more than two months so that crews can conduct water testing and make structural repairs to the front portico’s roof overhang. The scaffolding was originally erected on June 12 to comply with a federal judge’s order that President Donald Trump’s name be removed from the center’s facade. The tarped scaffolding has sat virtually unused ever sin
Trump orders warning signs near 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 â 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 tem
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