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Kennedy Center Court Fight: A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to give at least 30 days’ notice before demolishing the Kennedy Center, after filings tied the move to recent public comments—keeping the performing arts landmark in limbo but not yet on the wrecking schedule. DC Arts & Design: The Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden is set to reopen with Elmgreen & Dragset’s “Eight,” a stainless-steel, cyan-lined “eternally unswimmable” pool sculpture that turns public space into a visual puzzle. Tech, Policy & AI: At an AI summit in Pittsburgh, Gov. Josh Shapiro urged federal guardrails for frontier models, criticizing Washington’s inaction and calling for oversight, transparency, and safety rules. Local Retail & Fashion Buzz: Uniqlo’s flashy Georgetown debut and a wave of new shops and restaurants are signaling a busy fall for M Street’s design-and-fashion crowd. Community Events: A D.C. weekend roundup highlights festivals and theater programming, while a separate local library canning class points to hands-on learning beyond the arts. Sports Spotlight: Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin faced backlash after appearing in a political ad for Russia’s United Russia party, adding politics to the NHL spotlight.

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