Workers remove Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center’s facade in an overnight or predawn operation, according to multiple outlets. Footage and livestreams from onlookers document crews working on the building, with observers describing the name being taken down while associated construction materials remain in place. Some reporting notes that crews begin the removal after a missed Friday night deadline, while others describe the action as occurring overnight. Several sources say the new signage or remaining display area is covered with a tarp, and scaffolding is still present around the worksite. NME and other outlets report that the name is fully removed, while at least one outlet indicates that the results are temporarily hidden from the public due to covering of the updated area. Salon and The Independent also describe the early-morning removal as taking place during a period when the building’s signage changes are visible only through the use of livestream documentation. The sources do not provide detailed information about the cause of the delay or the specific wording of any replacement signage beyond stating that Trump’s name has been removed.