Trump orders warning signs at Smithsonian museums to challenge historical accuracy
Trump ordered the Smithsonian Institution to install warning signs at the National Museum of American History. These signs will alert visitors to allegedly inaccurate historical exhibits. The order follows a White House report that criticized museum leadership as radical activists. The Interior Department and National Park Service will place additional signage outside the museum grounds. Trump also plans to establish new exhibits near the Smithsonian. These displays are intended to correct information the administration deems inaccurate. The Organization of American Historians condemned the executive order. Members of the group expressed concern that the criticism of the institution will impact local historians.
Mass. historians fear Trump criticism of Smithsonian Institution will hit homeTrump orders warnings signs be put in front of SmithsonianTrump plans exhibits near Smithsonian to correct "inaccurate information"
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Trump orders signs at Smithsonian museum warning of 'inaccurate' history
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Trump orders warnings signs be put in front of Smithsonian
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Trump plans exhibits near Smithsonian to correct "inaccurate information"
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Mass. historians fear Trump criticism of Smithsonian Institution will hit home
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