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Former Institute of Peace board members ask court to stop addition of Trump name to HQ

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“The threatened carving would impose serious irreparable harm,” the attorneys wrote in their filing.

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  1. KTVZ Bend

    US Institute of Peace asks court to block Trump from carving his name into the building (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    By Aleena Fayaz, CNN (CNN) — Another DC institution is fighting to stop President Donald Trump from permanently planting his name on the front of their building. The US Institute of Peace on Thursday asked a federal appeals court for emergency relief to prevent the administration from carving Trump’…

  2. KVIA El Paso

    US Institute of Peace and ousted board members ask court to block Trump from carving his name into the building (opens KVIA El Paso)

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    By Aleena Fayaz, CNN (CNN) — Another DC institution is fighting to stop President Donald Trump from permanently planting his name on the front of their building.The US Institute of Peace and its ousted board members on Thursday asked a federal appeals court for emergency relief to prevent the admini…

  3. Forbes

    Court Urged To Block Carving Of Trump’s Name On Another D.C. Building—The Institute Of Peace (opens Forbes)

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    The alleged bid to carve Trump’s name onto the U.S. Institute of Peace building comes amid a legal fight over an effort to do the same at the Kennedy Center.

  4. NOTUS

    New Legal Fight: Should Trump's Name Be Etched on the Institute of Peace? (opens NOTUS)

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    President Donald Trump renamed the United States Institute of Peace after himself in December.

  5. The Hill

    Former Institute of Peace board members ask court to stop addition of Trump name to headquarters (opens The Hill)

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    Former board members for the U.S. Institute of Peace asked a federal court on Thursday to block the Trump administration from etching President Trump’s name into the facade of the institute's headquarters in Washington, D.C. In an emergency petition filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.

  6. MS Now

    Former Institute of Peace board files urgent motion to stop Trump from carving his name into building (opens MS Now)

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    The board members, ousted by the Department of Government Efficiency last year, argued that a permanent engraving would cause harm to an organization they said is independent of the president.

  7. Washington Examiner

    Emergency motion filed to stop Trump’s name from being engraved on Institute of Peace building (opens Washington Examiner)

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    The U.S. Institute of Peace’s former board members filed an emergency motion Thursday to block President Donald Trump’s name from being engraved into the building. The State Department renamed the institution in Washington after Trump in December 2025.

  8. UPI

    Motion filed to stop carving of Trump’s name into Institute of Peace (opens UPI)

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    Former board members of the Institute of Peace filed an emergency petition to stop President Donald Trump from carving his name into the building.

  9. News Nation Now

    Former Institute of Peace board members ask court to stop addition of Trump name to HQ (opens News Nation Now)

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    “The threatened carving would impose serious irreparable harm,” the attorneys wrote in their filing.

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