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US: Thousands Protest Outside Kennedy Center Over Demolition Fears

Thousands protested outside the Kennedy Center in Washington on Friday, September 18, over fears Trump could demolish the building, days after a photo showed him viewing an image of the center apparently being torn down. A federal judge had already ordered the Trump-aligned board to give 30 days' notice before making any major changes to the building.

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