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  1. The Trump administration is campaigning to purge cultural institutions and managing exhibits at Independence National Park and the President's House.
  2. Donald Trump seeks to overhaul cultural institutions, including the National Museum of American History, and threatens funding changes.
  3. Donald Trump signed an executive order regarding museum exhibits and ousted a gallery director, while lawmakers criticized the museum's presentations.
  4. Amidst the ongoing conflict, lawmakers like Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski questioned the museum's historical accounts, while Trump accused it of a hyper-partisan lens.

The Trump administration criticized the Smithsonian Institution's historical narrative, with Doug Burgum asserting it advanced an ideological agenda.

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The Trump administration criticized the Smithsonian Institution's historical narrative, with Doug Burgum asserting it advanced an ideological agenda.

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Amidst the ongoing conflict, lawmakers like Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski questioned the museum's historical accounts, while Trump accused it of a hyper-partisan lens. All 1 developments

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