Trump name must come down from Kennedy Center, US appeals court rules (opens original article in a new tab)

A US appeals court has ordered the Kennedy Center to remove Donald Trump's name from its building by Friday, upholding a previous ruling. The court rejected an emergency request to delay the decision, and the venue must comply with the deadline set by a federal judge. The order requires the removal of Trump's name from all branding, including the building's exterior, website, and promotional materials.

• US appeals court rules Kennedy Center must remove Trump's name by end of Friday
• DC Circuit Court rejected emergency request to pause ruling
• Court ordered removal of Trump's name from building, website, and promotional materials