A federal judge rules that the Kennedy Center cannot put Donald Trump’s name back on the venue’s facade. Multiple outlets report the decision rejects the Kennedy Center’s latest attempt to restore his name after an earlier order to remove it. The ruling keeps the institution from proceeding with plans that depend on the rebranding.

Following the judge’s decision, Trump says renovations and any related actions tied to the name would depend on a higher court outcome. Several reports add that Trump claims the Kennedy Center’s board—described as Trump-aligned—has voted, nearly unanimously, to close the center temporarily if the name issue is not resolved. Other outlets note the board was reportedly set to vote on a longer shutdown for renovations, citing financial or operational pressures.

While outlets consistently focus on the court’s prohibition, they vary in emphasis: some underline the legal reasoning that memorials cannot be installed without congressional approval, while others highlight Trump’s threat to keep the center shut and the board’s planned closure vote.