Kennedy Center board votes to add Trump’s name to DC arts institution

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The Kennedy Center board in Washington D.C. reportedly voted to rename the institution, currently named after President John F. Kennedy, to the "Trump-Kennedy Center." The White House cited Donald Trump's efforts in saving the building through reconstruction, financial support, and reputation enhancement as the reason for the change. However, Joe Kennedy III, grandson of John F. Kennedy, questioned the legality of the name change, referencing the center's establishment by federal law as a memorial. This follows previous proposals, including renaming the Opera House after Melania Trump, and is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to reshape arts and culture institutions in Washington D.C. Critics point to a federal statute prohibiting additional memorials within the Kennedy Center.
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