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  1. An administration executive order sought to control exhibits in national museums, including the Smithsonian, leading to a judge ruling against the attempt to rewrite history.

An executive order was issued mandating a review of the ideological capture within the Smithsonian Institution's NMAH.

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An executive order was issued mandating a review of the ideological capture within the Smithsonian Institution's NMAH.

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  1. Trump threatened to cut federal funding for the Smithsonian, leading to political pressure and the resignation of Lonnie Bunch.Sub-event
  2. Trump's administration threatens to withdraw support for the Smithsonian Institution.1 source
  3. The museum director was called to testify before House committees following the ideological review.1 source
  4. Congressional questioning adds to executive pressure on NMAH's ideological direction.1 source
  5. Tim Burchett demanded testimony on NMAH exhibits following Trump's executive order.1 source
  6. The Organization of American Historians condemned a White House report criticizing the ideological framework of the National Museum of American History.Sub-event
  7. Haley, cited as running the Domestic Policy Council, is leading the criticism of the National Museum of American History's exhibits.Sub-event
  8. DPC criticizes Smithsonian's ideological activism; magazine cover protests Iraq War.1 source
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  1. Executive order mandates review of museum's ideological capture.1 source

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