Kennedy Center says it has fully removed Trump's name from its building after court order

Paula Routly: Witnessing the Kennedy Center Under Trump

I’m worried about the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as it was called when I lived in suburban Maryland, 10 miles west of Washington, D.C. I was a tween when it opened in 1971, gleaming white marble on the outside, chandeliers and red carpets on the inside. You couldn’t miss the rough-hewn bust of the building’s namesake. The 8-foot-tall, 3,000-pound bronze was directly across from the Opera House, where I attended many a dance …

Aging Trump deliberately staging his 'daily' public shocks to hide this hard truth

Bulwark White House Correspondent Andrew Egger says President Donald Trump is a shock artist who knows how to catch an audience’s attention. But these days, Egger says Trump is using his best talent as a Band-Aid.“Donald Trump is, above all, a showman. While he’s plainly slowing with age, he has certainly not lost his ability to deliver near-daily shocks with his attacks on good government, ethics, and taste. But the nature of those shocks has b…

Artists Celebrate Removal of Trump’s Name From Kennedy Center as a Step Forward

But workers are still being fired in violation of their union contract, says the co-founder of Hands Off the Arts.

Jim Acosta: Taking Trump's Name Off the Kennedy Center is Like the Berlin Wall Falling

Remember the Jim Acosta show? That's what many of us used to call Acosta's routine attempts to shout

Froma Harrop: Stop putting politicians' names on public works

When workers scraped Donald Trump's name off the Donald Trump and John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center, they should have kept going. They should have taken Kennedy's name off as well and restored the building to its original, simple title,…

The Kennedy Center Legal Situation Keeps Getting Weirder

Donald Trump's tarp is just the start.