According to local Washington media, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has initiated a process to "de-Trumpify" its operations. Last Friday, the center notified all employees to remove any mention of former President Trump from email signatures and official documents to comply with a court order. However, as of early this week, Trump's name still appeared on the Kennedy Center’s official website, drawing attention to the pace of execution. This move marks another symbolic step by cultural institutions in the Washington area to adjust political symbols following multiple legal rulings.
Meanwhile, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on the National Mall has been refilled. After long-term maintenance and renovations, this iconic landmark has been fully restored. The reflecting pool, typically a gathering place for visitors and locals, is now ready for upcoming spring events and commemorative ceremonies. In addition, a special proposal has emerged in Alexandria, Virginia, where the community is considering some form of tribute to actor Dermot Mulroney. Known for his work in numerous films and television productions, Mulroney has historical ties to Alexandria. The initiative is still under discussion, with specific details of the tribute yet to be confirmed.
