DOJ insists new Trump inscriptions are ‘not renaming’ Kennedy Center
The Justice Department (DOJ) on Thursday defended renewed plans to inscribe President Trump’s name on the Kennedy Center, insisting it does not run afoul of previous court rulings that found the change was unlawful. A DOJ lawyer told U.S.
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The Justice Department (DOJ) on Thursday defended renewed plans to inscribe President Trump’s name on the Kennedy Center, insisting it does not run afoul of previous court rulings that found the change was unlawful. A DOJ lawyer told U.S.
District Judge Christopher Cooper during a nearly two-hour hearing that the renowned performing arts center was in “structural…
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