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Work Starts to Add Trump's Name to Kennedy Center

The Kennedy Center has begun adding Donald Trump's name to its facade following a board vote, sparking a debate over who has the authority to rename the iconic Washington institution. Read the full story.

Kennedy Center Board Member Muted in Trump Name Vote

A US congresswoman alleges she was forcibly muted during a Kennedy Center board call to rename it after Donald Trump, contradicting claims of a unanimous vote. Explore the legal and political fallout.

Kennedy Centre to be renamed Trump-Kennedy Centre

The board of Washington's Kennedy Centre has voted to rename it the Trump-Kennedy Centre, a move the White House credits to the former president's 'unbelievable work' in saving the building. Read the full story.

Washington's Kennedy Centre Renamed Trump-Kennedy Centre

Washington DC's premier cultural hub, the Kennedy Centre, has been renamed the Trump-Kennedy Centre. The unanimous board vote recognises the former president's role in saving the institution. Discover the full story.

US Admits Fault in Fatal DC Plane Crash

The US government concedes air traffic control and Army pilot errors contributed to the January crash that killed 67. Read the full investigation details and legal implications.

US admits fault in deadly Washington plane crash

The US government has admitted partial liability for the January crash near Washington D.C. that killed 67 people. Read the full investigation details and official response here.

US Admits Fault in Deadly DC Air Collision

The US government has formally accepted responsibility for the January air disaster near Washington D.C., citing FAA and Army failures. Read the full investigation details.

Cruz Threatens Shutdown Over Military Flight Rules

US Senator Ted Cruz vows to block government funding unless Congress tightens military aviation safety rules, following a deadly Washington D.C. crash that killed 67. Read the full story.

Jets 5 seconds from mid-air collision over UK

Two passenger aircraft came terrifyingly close to disaster over the UK after an air traffic control blunder, with investigators revealing they were just five seconds from catastrophic collision.

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