Kennedy Center board votes again to renovate building and inscribe Trump’s name on it – report

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The Kennedy Center board in Washington voted again to proceed with renovations to the main building and to inscribe former President Donald Trump's name on its façade. The decision follows a federal order for the name to be removed and faces ongoing political controversy.

The center has until next week to present plan to judge who had blocked earlier rehab and name change US politics live – latest updates The board of the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington is said to have voted once again to move forward with Donald Trump’s controversial plan to temporarily shutter the building for substantial renovations, as well as to inscribe the US president’s name on the facade of its building, despite a federal order for his name to be removed from the signage. The board – mostly handpicked, staunch allies of the president – voted “to close the Kennedy Center’s main building, while keeping a newer addition to the campus, known as the Reach, open for limited programming and to operate as an active memorial to John F Kennedy”, according to the New York Times, which was first to report the results. Continue reading...