Judges deny request to return Trump's name to Kennedy Center pending an appeal
Summary
A court refused to let the Kennedy Center put President Donald Trump's name back on its building while the center appeals a previous decision that removed his name. The legal fight started after the center added Trump's name earlier this year, which a court found to be against the rules.Key Facts
- A three-judge panel denied the Kennedy Center board's request to restore President Trump's name temporarily.
- The board had added Trump's name to the building, renaming it to include "The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts."
- A prior court ruling said the name change was illegal and ordered it to be reversed.
- The Kennedy Center board is appealing that ruling.
- President Donald Trump is the chairman of the Kennedy Center's board of trustees.
- The dispute reflects President Trump's efforts to leave a visible mark on Washington, D.C., during his term.
- Trump's name was removed following a court deadline after the ruling.
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