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Scaffolding and tarps outside the Kennedy Center in Washington in June. (Al Drago/For The Washington Post)

Kennedy Center must pay over $250,000 to artist who opposed Trump name change

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A judge ordered the Kennedy Center to pay over $250,000 in legal fees and costs to lawyers for jazz musician Chuck Redd after he withdrew from a performance over the Kennedy Center board's vote to rename the building for President Donald Trump. The lawsuit alleged Redd breached his contract, but the judge dismissed it, citing no legally binding agreement.

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