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Trump Administration Plans Signs for Smithsonian Museum Addressing Ideological Bias
The Trump administration is set to install signs outside the National Museum of American History to address perceived ideological bias, as outlined in a letter from Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to Senator Jeff Merkley. The signs, which will cost approximately $84,000, aim to provide context about the museum's exhibits and the viewpoints of its curators, following an executive order from Trump. The Smithsonian has historically operated independently and has faced scrutiny from the administration regarding its portrayal of American history.
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The Trump administration is set to install signs outside the National Museum of American History to address perceived ideological bias, as outlined in a letter from Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to Senator Jeff Merkley. The signs, which will cost approximately $84,000, aim to provide context about the museum's exhibits and the viewpoints of its curators, following an executive order from Trump. The Smithsonian has historically operated independently and has faced scrutiny from the administration regarding its portrayal of American history.
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