Appeals court rules Trump’s name can’t be carved into Institute of Peace building
Summary
A federal appeals court decided that President Trump’s name cannot be carved into the U.S. Institute of Peace building at this time. The court is reviewing a lawsuit from former board members who oppose the administration’s control of the institute but has allowed the takeover to continue during the case.Key Facts
- The court ruling occurred on a Wednesday night.
- The issue involves the U.S. Institute of Peace building.
- President Trump’s name was planned to be carved into the building.
- Former board members of the institute sued to stop the administration’s takeover.
- The appeals court is still considering the lawsuit.
- The administration takeover of the institute is allowed to proceed for now.
- The court has temporarily blocked the name carving as part of the case.
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