Jonathan Edwards

After hours of construction work and a flurry of legal actions, the Kennedy Center missed a court-mandated deadline to remove President Donald Trump's name from the front of the building.

By Jonathan Edwards Washington Post President Donald Trump's name is off the Kennedy Center.

Some visitors are reading political meanings into the cover-up, but center officials say that spot is staying shrouded until the marble facade can be repaired.

The president has repeatedly said private donations would cover the cost of the project.

President Donald Trump's pitch for his White House ballroom project has been anchored in a repeated promise to Americans: They won't have to pay for it.

President Donald Trump's pitch for his White House ballroom project has been anchored in a repeated promise to Americans: They won't have to pay for it.

The center provided its first detailed response to a federal judge’s order temporarily blocking the two-year shutdown.

The images were taken from inside the tarp-covered scaffolding that has blocked the public’s view for more than a week.

New photos show that President Donald Trump's name is indeed off the Kennedy Center, offering the first public look at the performing arts venue's facade since crews removed the letters by court order.

U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper also pressed the center to answer the core question about its future: Will it stay open during two years of renovations?