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Photograph of Donald Trump looking at plans for Kennedy Center demolition sparks backlash

Photograph of Donald Trump looking at plans for Kennedy Center demolition sparks backlash
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President Donald Trump was photographed examining plans for the demolition of the Kennedy Center after a judge blocked his attempt to rename the venue. The incident has sparked backlash from critics amid ongoing tensions regarding his administration's influence on Washington landmarks.

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The story highlights the ongoing political friction between the Trump administration and cultural institutions in the US capital.

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Donald Trump was photographed aboard Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. ( AFP: Brendan Smialowski )

Donald Trump has been photographed on Air Force One appearing to look at plans for the demolition of the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, sparking a backlash.

The US president is furious that efforts to rename the performing arts venue in his honour have been overturned.

A US judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to provide 30 days' notice before making any major physical changes to the building.

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A photograph of Donald Trump appearing to examine plans for the demolition of Washington's Kennedy Center, which he has been blocked from naming after himself, has sparked a backlash from his critics.

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