The president tied the future of the Washington, D.C. cultural institution to receiving recognition, after a judge rejected efforts to add his name to the building.
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The president tied the future of the Washington, D.C. cultural institution to receiving recognition, after a judge rejected efforts to add his name to the building.
A federal panel found no proof of irreparable harm, calling fundraising fears unsupported. The ruling keeps Trump’s name off the venue while the broader appeal continues.
A Washington judge ruled that only Congress can rename the institution, giving the Center 14 days to scrub all references to the former president.
A judge ruled Congress alone can change the institution’s name. Trump told supporters he will hand the matter back, walking away from a fight he cannot win.
