
Kennedy Center Removes Donald Trump's Name from Documents
The Kennedy Center has officially removed Donald Trump's name from its documents following a court ruling. This decision comes amidst broader political discussions in the US, including congressional approval of aid for Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia.
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House Republicans break with Trump again to approve Ukraine aid
Some 18 Republicans joined the Democrats to back the measure, after a smaller group broke ranks on another vote in recent days.
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Read full article →US House backs Russia sanctions, Ukraine aid, in latest blow to Trump
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