New court filings argue subsurface work has moved the project past the point where public review or congressional approval can meaningfully shape it.

The government says exhibitions, performances and public programming will run alongside formal EU business during Cyprus’s six-month term.

The law comes as the UAE closes out a year marked by major museum openings, new institutions and expanded cultural partnerships.

The open letter, signed by Zohran Mamdani, calls the union vote a test of New York’s commitment to collective bargaining in its cultural institutions.

Internal documents show how grant terminations, zero-dollar payouts, and new Trump-aligned awards unfolded simultaneously inside the agency.

A resident-first shift reshapes access to Rome’s civic museums.

Government lawyers argue the East Wing no longer exists and say a judge cannot halt construction already underway.

Customs records show how separate fossil seizures were later linked through a single investigation.