A decision has been made regarding the naming of a performing arts venue. President Donald Trump's name was to be added to recognize renovation efforts. However, this move has been blocked by a judge.
The judge's ruling is based on an earlier decision that found the addition of Trump's name to be illegal. The board at the venue had voted to add the president's name to the facade. Further details about the ruling and the venue's plans are available from the source.
The judge has stated that congressional approval is required for such additions.
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