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Trustees say the center is weeks from bankruptcy and may need Trump’s name on the facade to avoid collapse, the Washington Post reported.
- The Kennedy Center in Washington could close as early as Tuesday, according to trustees appointed by President Trump who warn the institution faces bankruptcy and cannot pay bills within weeks.
- President Trump threatened to cancel a $257 million renovation after being denied permission to add his name to the facade, prompting the board to decide to abruptly shut down the center.
- The board's decision to shutter operations reportedly violates a judge's order, while trustees claim the institution will be unable to pay bills within weeks; the Kennedy Center did not respond to requests for comment.
- Financial instability now jeopardizes the Washington-based landmark, with the potential closure threatening both ongoing operations and the massive $257 million renovation project simultaneously.
- The impasse underscores intense conflict over the Kennedy Center's governance, and should closure proceed, it would mark a significant disruption for Washington's arts community and leave the institution's future deeply uncertain.
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L 67%
C 33%
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