Kennedy Center tries to regain upper hand in renovation war: ‘Has institutional support’
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is seeking to regain the high ground after allegations that its leadership systematically mismanaged its $250 million renovation to appease President Donald Trump’s “aesthetic whims.” De…
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