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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.
  2. An executive order was issued mandating a review of the ideological capture within the Smithsonian Institution's NMAH.
  3. Haley, cited as running the Domestic Policy Council, is leading the criticism of the National Museum of American History's exhibits.

Council findings were reviewed by Trump's administration.

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Council findings were reviewed by Trump's administration.

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  1. Trump asserted control over the council's agenda.1 source
  2. The council's findings are now under the review of the Trump administration.1 source

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Haley, cited as running the Domestic Policy Council, is leading the criticism of the National Museum of American History's exhibits. All 1 developments

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