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A bipartisan spending bill allocates $32 million for the Kennedy Center, despite ongoing controversy over President Trump's attempt to rebrand the venue with his name, which conflicts with federal law and has led to legal challenges and declining attendance.
The White House responded positively to an ESPN report that President Trump wants the Washington Commanders' new stadium named after him, calling it 'beautiful' and suggesting Trump could deliver the message in person during a game. The stadium is part of a nearly $4 billion redevelopment project in D.C., with Trump having previously threatened to block the deal over the team's name.
The article discusses the controversy over the Trump administration's use of humorous and alliterative names like 'Alligator Alcatraz' and 'Cornhusker Clink' for immigration detention centers, which has sparked criticism for insensitivity and dehumanization, despite some supporters viewing the names as clever branding.
Chinese Taipei won the Little League World Series, but news outlets differ on how to refer to the team, with some calling it Chinese Taipei following international conventions, and others using Taiwan, reflecting ongoing diplomatic disputes over the nation's sovereignty.
Alfa Romeo is changing the name of its upcoming Milano compact SUV to "Junior" after a dispute with the Italian government, which objected to the implication that the vehicle was built in Italy when it will actually be produced in Poland. The name "Junior" holds historical significance for the brand, dating back to the 1960s, and Alfa Romeo CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato stated that the change was made voluntarily. Despite the controversy, the new Junior represents a shift towards an entry-level luxury crossover for the brand.