Kennedy Center Names Rock Manager as Artistic Director
The Kennedy Center named rock talent manager Rick Canny as artistic director, drawing scrutiny amid a closure, bankruptcy claims and a renaming fight.
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The Kennedy Center named rock talent manager Rick Canny as artistic director, drawing scrutiny amid a closure, bankruptcy claims and a renaming fight.
Trump threatens to demolish the Kennedy Center as a judge orders 30 days' notice before changes, capping a legal battle over the landmark.
Aviation experts warn Trump's proposed 250-foot arch near Reagan National Airport would add a new hazard to one of the most complex airspaces in the US.
The Kennedy Center closed its doors after its Trump-appointed board voted to shutter the venue, hours after a judge blocked its bid to add Trump's name.
A ceiling collapse at the Kennedy Center renews the Trump-backed push for a two-year closure and renovation amid an ongoing legal dispute.
Kennedy Center tells court it won't restore Trump's name to facade before Sept. 8 amid legal battle over the venue's future and a two-year closure plan.
Anne Montgomery House, a Catholic-run community in Washington D.C. that offered young women affordable housing for 10 years, has closed its doors.
Washington grapples with a National Guard deployment extended until 2029, raising questions about security and civil-military relations.
Trump insists the Reflecting Pool was vandalized despite his own U.S. Attorney's evidence showing a botched contractor installation caused the damage.
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushes deep into the US, blanketing DC in hazardous haze. Air quality alerts affect 109 million Americans.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz withdraws National Guard troops from D.C. after activists document armed patrols far from the National Mall, pressuring Michigan.
Appeals court denies Trump's request to halt removal of his name from the Kennedy Center, ruling he failed to show irreparable harm.
As the US celebrates its 250th birthday, Trump speaks at Mount Rushmore amid storms, DC is fenced in by renovations, and a DEI controversy rocks San Diego.
Washington, D.C. plans a record-breaking July 4th fireworks display with 850,000+ pyrotechnic effects for America's 250th birthday celebration.
Democratic governors send National Guard troops to DC for America 250 celebrations, while DC settles with a protester who played Darth Vader's theme.
National Park Service confirms Reflecting Pool liner was cut with a sharp knife or razor, deepening the controversy over Trump's $16M renovation.
Democratic governors from four states sent National Guard troops to DC for America 250 celebrations, raising questions about mission control.
Vandals slashed the Reflecting Pool with razor cuts, wrote a blood message on the Washington Monument, and left '8647' markings, prompting an FBI probe.
After 104 years, the Lincoln Memorial's hidden undercroft opens as a museum with original Emancipation Proclamation and 13th Amendment documents.
A week after Trump's name was removed from the Kennedy Center by court order, tarps remain covering the facade, sparking accusations of a coverup.
Three-time U.S. Olympian David Hearn denies vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. President Trump vows immediate repairs and jail time.
Trump claims vandals sabotaged the Reflecting Pool after algae blooms turned the water green, sparking debate over the renovation.
Tarps remain over the Kennedy Center facade a week after Trump's name was removed by court order, sparking accusations of a cover-up.
Workers removed Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade after federal courts ruled the name change was illegal, restoring the JFK memorial.
The Kennedy Center removed President Trump's name from its facade after a judge ruled the name change unlawful, ending a months-long legal battle.
Federal judge rules Trump's name was illegally added to Kennedy Center, orders removal within 14 days and blocks planned two-year closure.
A 21-year-old gunman opened fire near the White House security checkpoint and was shot dead by Secret Service. A bystander is in serious condition.
A suspect is dead after opening fire near a White House security checkpoint, the Secret Service confirms. A civilian bystander was also wounded.