A previously unseen filing captures the state of the institution seven months after Donald Trump’s takeover.

A previously unseen filing captures the state of the institution seven months after Donald Trump’s takeover.

A previously unseen filing captures the state of the institution seven months after Donald Trump’s takeover.

After months of clashes with the White House, the historian and leader of the institution is retiring later this year.

Trump wants his ballroom and arch done while he’s in office. There’s a risk.

A board of Trump loyalists keeps dragging out a legal fight over the center’s future.

The major performers are gone. But staff are trying to keep the center alive on its smallest stage.

The Trump administration is moving to rewrite federal historic-preservation rules to give agencies broader authority to advance projects with less public input and narrower protections for historic si...

If the president gets his way, new rules would lower the bar for building monuments in Washington.

What is the Trump Kennedy Center Foundation? And why is it being mentioned only now?

What is the Trump Kennedy Center Foundation? And why is it being mentioned only now?

The Mark Twain Prize ceremony illustrated the perils of a president making everything about himself.

Representative Joyce Beatty sued over the president’s control of the arts complex. The effort to keep it open isn’t over.

Lawyers are ordering staff to remove “Trump” from email signatures, letterhead, webpages, brochures, promotional materials, press releases, signs, and more.

It may or may not close. Trump says he’ll abandon it. And the fight isn’t over.

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Marilyn Schoon has given her heart to the national cultural center since 1972, a year after its inception. But she no longer fully trusts it.

A biographical placard in President Trump’s section of the National Portrait Gallery exhibition was replaced with one so short the old outline is visible beneath it.

The cultural center said only trustees appointed by the president could vote, barring other members, including Democrats who hold seats, from decisions.

A Senate committee is examining the Kennedy Center’s contracts and expenses, accusing its Trump-allied leadership of “self-dealing, favoritism, and waste.”

Descendants of Norman Rockwell have accused the Department of Homeland Security of misrepresenting the painter’s beliefs.

The White House appeared to fire all but four members of the National Council on the Humanities, an advisory board to the head of the government’s grantmaking agency.