Kennedy Center emergency hearing: No decision on name change, demolition threats
What to know about Kennedy Center emergency hearing: No decision on name change, demolition threats
A federal judge on Thursday did not make a final decision on an emergency motion to stop the Kennedy Center from once again renaming the performing arts venue and closing it for two years.
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What happened
A federal judge on Thursday did not make a final decision on an emergency motion to stop the Kennedy Center from once again renaming the performing arts venue and closing it for two years.
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