Its ornate doors may be closed, but it's still been an eventful week for the Kennedy Center.
President Trump said if he doesn't get his name on the building, it will be ripped down.
A federal judge said he can't do that, at least without giving 30 days notice.
I'm Michelle Martin.
That's A. Martinez.
And this is Up First from NPR News.
Trump isn't just facing resistance over the Kennedy Center.
The Supreme Court blocked his mail-in voting plan.
And the Fed raised interest rates despite his long pressure campaign to get the Fed to lower them.
Are other parts of government setting some limits on his power?
Also, Poland is warning that Russia may be prepping drone or missile strikes on countries supporting Ukraine
that would be made to look like accidents as Moscow testing NATO's resolve.
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