Kennedy Center Removes Former President Trump's Name From Facade

Workers at the Kennedy Center completed the removal of former President Trump's name from the building's facade early Saturday. This action followed a court-ordered Friday deadline to eliminate references to Trump from the institution.

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Kennedy Center Removes Former President Trump's Name From Facade

Workers completed the removal of former President Trump's name from the facade of the Kennedy Center early Saturday. The action came hours after a Friday deadline mandated by a court order.

The court order specifically required the removal of references to Trump from the building. The work was carried out by staff to ensure compliance with the judicial directive.

According to NPR News, the removal marks the end of a process initiated by the court's decision.

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