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  1. The center established as a memorial to John F. Kennedy is facing name change attempts involving the Trump administration, judicial orders, and Congressional rules.

Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name and must approve changes, while Judge Cooper ruled against the administration's bid.

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Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name and must approve changes, while Judge Cooper ruled against the administration's bid.

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  1. Supreme Court upheld Congress's authority over the Kennedy Center's naming and funding rules.1 source
  2. Congress names the Center; Judge Cooper rules against the administration's name addition bid.1 source

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