The U.S. Interior Department said a database revealing how President Donald Trump's administration planned to revise information on key phases of American history at national park sites was deliberative and the employees who released it "will be held accountable."
On Tuesday, White House officials laid out detailed plans to eliminate Smithsonian exhibits that they determined represented "improper ideology." This heavy-handed revision of U.S. history has elicited comparisons among staffers to 1930s Germany. trib.al/rRPOSM1
-- The New Republic (@newrepublic.com) Aug 16, 2025 at 9:58 PM
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