A court decision has been made regarding the display of Donald Trump's name on the Kennedy Center facade. The D.C. Circuit denied the Kennedy Center's request to keep the name on the building past a certain deadline. The decision was made by a three-judge panel, which turned down the center's appeal for an immediate stay. This means that a previous order to remove the name will proceed as planned. The ruling comes as a deadline approaches, and the center's effort to retain the name has been rejected.

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