Judge steps in as Kennedy Center demolition fears grow
Summary
A federal judge ruled that officials linked to President Donald Trump must give 30 days' written notice before making any changes to the Kennedy Center, including plans to demolish the main building. The ruling also allows the Kennedy Center to continue emergency repairs while blocking a full closure during its renovation planning.Key Facts
- A federal judge, Christopher Cooper, issued the ruling on Thursday.
- Trump administration officials must provide 30 days' notice before any Kennedy Center changes, including demolition.
- The ruling supports an earlier injunction that prevents the Kennedy Center from fully closing for renovations.
- The Kennedy Center can continue emergency repairs but cannot stop them completely.
- The judge ordered detailed status reports with sworn declarations about the closure and repairs.
- The decision responds to concerns raised after President Trump and his officials suggested demolition plans.
- Neither the White House nor the Kennedy Center commented immediately on the ruling.
- The Kennedy Center board aligned with Trump has voted to close the building before.
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