Curtains for the Kennedy Center?

The board closed the Kennedy Center hours after a judge ruled against adding Trump's name, citing structural emergencies.

Renovation cannot begin until the D.C. Circuit rules on the board's approved name, and if the ruling is negative and not overturned, reconstruction will not take place.

Trump publicly castigated the conservative justices he appointed after they voted against him on a mail ballot initiative.

The justices who voted against him are not the people he interviewed to serve on the Supreme Court.

Umar Kremlev, a Russian oligarch close to Putin, bankrolled Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding party.

The president does not know who Umar Kremlev is and considers the event just an after-party.

He has no idea who Umar Kremlev is.

She does not know who this person is and had nothing to do with the planning or financial arrangements of the wedding.

He initially resisted discussing bestiality but explained the policy change was to consider applicants who may have been victims of sex trafficking forced into such acts.

The FBI revised standards so past bestiality or prostitution does not necessarily disqualify applicants, a change linked to a broader reorientation of the bureau toward immigration enforcement.

Macklemore was dropped from the tour after performing a song accusing the U.S. of supporting genocide in Gaza, with Robert Kraft citing a history of anti-Semitic rhetoric.

He is appalled by the war and hopes for peace but will not address the conflict or pressure financiers, stating he would not abandon fans or crew.