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Judge Blocks Immediate Demolition of Kennedy Center; Separate Lawsuits Target Voter Intimidation

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must give 30 days' notice before any demolition work at the Kennedy Center, as new legal challenges seek to bar armed federal officers from polling sites.

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A federal judge ruled that President Trump's administration cannot proceed with tearing down the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts without first providing 30 days' notice, according to NPR News.

The ruling, issued Wednesday, halts any immediate demolition plans at the Washington, D.C., cultural institution, NPR reported. The decision does not permanently block demolition but requires the administration to notify relevant parties a month in advance before such work could begin.

Separately, NPR reported that recent lawsuits have been filed seeking to prevent armed federal officers from being stationed near polling sites, in an effort described as addressing concerns over voter intimidation.

Further details on the scope of the lawsuits, the parties involved, and the specific polling locations at issue were not immediately available.

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