Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Korva Coleman.
The House has passed another War Powers Resolution late last night.
This would limit President Trump's power to continue the Iran war without congressional approval.
The measure was adopted with the support of seven Republicans.
The board of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Has voted to shut down the Performing Arts Complex.
That came after federal judge Christopher Cooper
again ruled the board cannot put President Trump's name on the building.
And Pierre's Anastasia Sioulkas reports the Kennedy Center's future is unclear.
We obtained the lengthy memo that the board received over the weekend prior to the vote.
That only addressed structural matters at the center, not programming.
For example, the board told Judge Cooper it intends to move two of the signature annual events,
the Kennedy Center Honors and the Mark Troyne Prize somewhere else, where and how is unclear.
The board says it will continue to support the National Symphony Orchestra.
How that's going to happen is unclear.
NPR's Anastasia Siolkas reporting.
The Senate Committee on Health meets today to consider three of President
Trump's picks for top jobs at the Department of Health and Human Services.
NPR's Selena Simmons-Duffin reports that includes the nominee for Surgeon General.
President Trump's pick for Surgeon General is Dr. Nicole Sapphire, a radiologist and former Fox News commentator.
She is the third person he has nominated for the role.