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May 29, 2026
A D.C. federal judge blocked the closure and purported renaming of the Kennedy Center on Friday, ordering President Donald Trump's name removed from the building's facade and ruling that the board of the iconic performing arts hub violated its statutory duty when it failed to fully assess the closure's impacts.
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May 29, 2026
The families of the six construction workers who died in Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster have reached confidential settlements with the owner and manager of the cargo carrier that slammed into the bridge and triggered its collapse, according to court filings Friday.
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May 29, 2026
Gate City Renewable Fuels sued White Energy Holdco for $200 million in Delaware Chancery Court on Wednesday, alleging it was induced into merging together based on a carbon capture and storage project that faced unfavorable geological conditions, regulatory hurdles, permitting risks and unresolved landowner holdouts that rendered the project nonviable.
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May 29, 2026
Sacramento business and political leaders have started a campaign to bring a Major League Baseball expansion team to the area, unveiling plans to build a stadium and mixed-use development next to the temporary minor league home of MLB's Athletics.
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May 29, 2026
Battery energy storage systems have become essential infrastructure for data center development — but as trade, energy and tax policies continue to shift, companies operating in this space must understand the importance of supply chain requirements and industry-tailored contracts, says RJ Colwell at Davis Graham.
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