Trump Gives Feds Layoffs for Valentine's Day, Protest at Kennedy Center, and We've Got Some Brunch Ideas - Washingtonian
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Amidst a chilly Valentine's Day, local sports updates include the Major League Rugby team, Old Glory DC, preparing for their season opener. Meanwhile, a cultural shift is evident as prominent artists like Issa Rae and Shonda Rhimes sever ties with the Kennedy Center in response to Trump's tenure. Additionally, the Trump administration's harsh federal workforce cuts have resulted in pushback from unions. Meanwhile, music lovers are encouraged to check out Fruit Bats, whose recent song and performances have garnered acclaim for their creative interpretation of love songs.
The Trump administration's recent moves to cut federal personnel, aiming for a 10 percent workforce reduction, has faced backlash from unions and the workforce.
Issa Rae and other prominent artists have distanced themselves from the Kennedy Center, reflecting broader concerns about Trump's influence on cultural institutions.
Fruit Bats' song 'When U Love Somebody' resonates with listeners who may feel hesitant about traditional love songs, illustrating the band's unique approach to music.
Despite the administration's target for workforce cuts, only 3 percent of employees opted for the voluntary resignation program, demonstrating resistance among federal workers.
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