A judge is being asked to stop Donald Trump from carving or placing his name on another historic building in Washington, according to reports. The request argues that further self-naming of prominent historic properties should not proceed while Trump remains in office.

The outlets describe a broader controversy over whether Trump’s use of naming rights and branding on public or historic sites is appropriate during his presidency. One coverage frames the dispute around public opposition to self-referential memorialization while in office, highlighting that many Americans are against buildings being named after him during his term.

Across the reports, the key issue is the same: a legal effort seeks an order to prevent the proposed name placement on a historic structure. The coverage differs mainly in emphasis—some focus on the specific building and the act of carving the name, while others stress public sentiment and the timing of the proposed action.