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Kennedy Center Begins Removal of Trump's Name Following Court Order

The Kennedy Center has commenced the removal of President Donald Trump's name from its facade following a court order. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper denied the center's request to halt the removal, stating that only Congress can change the institution's name. The Kennedy Center is also facing restrictions on closing for a planned renovation due to structural concerns.

New York Post

Richie Guerin Reflects on Knicks' Championship Pursuit

Richie Guerin, a 94-year-old Hall of Famer, stated that he remains calm while watching the New York Knicks as they pursue their first NBA championship since 1973. He shared his perspective in an interview with The Post.

Fox News — Politics

Talarico's Senate Campaign Fundraising Includes Significant Out-of-State Contributions

James Talarico, the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, raised $8.5 million in early 2026, with 50% of the funds sourced from out-of-state donors. His Republican opponent, Ken Paxton, raised significantly less from outside Texas. Talarico's campaign highlights his Texas heritage while drawing substantial financial support from national Democratic donors.

Fox News — Latest

Talarico's Senate Campaign Fundraising Includes Significant Out-of-State Contributions

James Talarico, the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, raised $8.5 million in the first quarter of 2026, with 50% of his funds coming from out-of-state donors. In contrast, his Republican opponent, Ken Paxton, received only 25% from outside Texas. The fundraising patterns indicate a national interest in the Senate race, with Talarico emphasizing his Texas roots while facing criticism regarding the influence of outside contributions.

Fox News — Latest

Restaurants Implement Automatic Gratuities Amid World Cup Visitor Surge

In response to the influx of international visitors during the FIFA World Cup, some restaurants in host cities are implementing automatic gratuities of 20% to address potential tipping confusion. While supporters argue this protects service staff, there are concerns about consumer backlash against additional fees.

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Mackenzie Shirilla Secures Prison Job While Serving Life Sentence for 2022 Fatal Crash

Mackenzie Shirilla, convicted for a fatal crash in 2022, has started a job in food service while serving her life sentence at the Ohio Reformatory for Women. Evidence from her trial indicated she intentionally crashed her vehicle, resulting in the deaths of her boyfriend and a friend. Her case is currently under appeal, with claims that her medical condition was not properly considered during the trial.

New York Post

Knicks Fan Sprinkles Late Husband's Ashes at NBA Finals Game

Beatrice Reilly-Jordon, a Knicks fan from Staten Island, honored her late husband by sprinkling his ashes at an NBA Finals game. Her family feels that his spirit has played a role in the team's performance as they near a championship title.

Guardian — US

Trump's Name Removed from Kennedy Center Following Court Ruling

Workers removed Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., early Saturday morning. This followed a federal judge's decision to reject an emergency appeal to block the removal, which was mandated to be completed by a previous deadline.

apnews.com

Kennedy Center Begins Removal of Trump's Name Following Court Order

The Kennedy Center has begun the process of removing President Donald Trump's name from its building following a court order. The removal started early Saturday after a request for an extension due to weather delays. The center is also updating its communications to reflect the name change as part of compliance with the ruling.

Fox News — Latest

Former Business Partner Discusses Menendez Brothers and Their Parents' Murders

Peter M. Hoffman, a former business partner of Jose Menendez, reflects on the events surrounding the murders of Jose and Kitty Menendez in 1989 in his new memoir. He discusses the initial investigations, the financial motives attributed to the Menendez brothers, and expresses skepticism about the abuse claims made by the brothers during their trials. The brothers were convicted of murder in 1996 and have been denied parole as discussions continue regarding their motivations and the credibility of the allegations.