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New York TimesSaturday, 30 May 2026
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Courts Deal Twin Blows To Trump on I.R.S. Case And the Kennedy Center
Venue Told to Scrub President’s Name; A Judge Questions a $1.8 Billion Deal
The paper presents two distinct judicial setbacks for the Trump administration as a unified 'blow', focusing on the legal scrutiny of personal branding and financial settlements.
The story covers two separate court rulings: one ordering the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, and another where a judge questioned a large IRS settlement involving the former president.
“Told to Scrub President’s Name”
“Sceptical of executive legal positions”
Boat Attacks Aren’t Slowing Flow of Drugs
Assesses the limited effectiveness of military-style interdiction efforts against drug smuggling.
A.I. Seems to Be Getting Its Georgias Mixed Up
Confusion Over Nation and U.S. State Vexes Ancient Country
Explores the limitations of artificial intelligence in distinguishing between the country of Georgia and the U.S. state.
Trump’s Zigzagging Over Iran Baffles All Sides, Even His Own
Focuses on the inconsistency and unpredictability of the administration's foreign policy regarding Iran.
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