Trump says Kennedy Center will stay closed without renovation unless his name is added back
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A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Kennedy Center board's effort to return President Donald Trump's name to the center in some form, months after the same judge ordered his name removed from the facade of the Washington, D.C., performing arts facility.
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What happened
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Kennedy Center board's effort to return President Donald Trump's name to the center in some form, months after the same judge ordered his name removed from the facade of the Washington, D.C., performing arts facility.
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