Workers began removing former President Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. early Saturday morning. The action stems from a recent court decision asserting that the U.S. Congress holds the sole authority to rename the building. The removal is largely symbolic, following years of debate regarding Trump’s association with the prestigious cultural institution. The Kennedy Center had previously voted to remove Trump’s name in 2021, but the decision faced legal challenges. The court ruling now allows the Center to proceed with its original intent. This decision underscores the ongoing political ramifications following Trump’s presidency and the limits of executive influence on federally-designated landmarks.