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Trump orders signage warning visitors of ‘inaccurate information’ at Smithsonian

Former President Trump has ordered signage at the Smithsonian to alert visitors about 'inaccurate information' at the National Museum of American History. This move comes after claims that the museum misrepresents key aspects of America's s...

NBC News· Jul 25, 2026 · 3:04 PM · 1 views

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Former President Trump has ordered signage at the Smithsonian to alert visitors about 'inaccurate information' at the National Museum of American History. This move comes after claims that the museum misrepresents key aspects of America's story, prompting a defense from Smithsonian leadership on their commitment to accuracy.

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