White House Domestic Policy Council

Black bishop Earl Walker Jackson criticized the Smithsonian National Museum of American History for promoting what he views as anti-American "indoctrination." This criticism follows a White House Domestic Policy Council report concluding that NMAH underwent "ideological capture." The controversy was heightened by statements from Director Anthea Hartig regarding history being used as a tool for "restorative justice."

Black bishop Earl Walker Jackson criticized the Smithsonian National Museum of American History for what he described as anti-American "indoctrination," calling the United States the greatest nation on earth. He challenged NMAH Director Anthea Hartig's view that history should be a tool of social justice, arguing instead that history must provide objective facts about the past. This controversy follows scrutiny from the White House Domestic Policy Council regarding the museum’s perceived "ideological capture."

President Donald Trump's administration launched a review of the Smithsonian to address perceived 'woke' ideology, culminating in a 162-page report recommending reforms. The White House investigated exhibits, programming, and internal records, criticizing the institution for prioritizing 'divisive' narratives over patriotic history.

President Donald Trump's administration initiated a review of the Smithsonian Institution, alleging it promoted divisive historical narratives. The effort included examining exhibits, educational materials, and leadership statements, culminating in a 162-page report recommending reforms to emphasize patriotic American history.

Joe Rogan and Donald Trump discussed ibogaine, a psychedelic drug, leading to an executive order on psychedelic therapies. Tensions arose between Rogan's allies and White House health adviser Dr. Heidi Overton, who revised the draft order, removing key provisions like a psychedelic-therapy czar and funding reforms, which prompted threats to withdraw from the signing ceremony.

The director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, Anthea M. Hartig, rejected criticism from a White House report that labeled the museum's leadership as radical activists. The report, part of an effort to reshape historical narratives by downplaying diversity and inclusion, was countered by Hartig, who emphasized the museum's commitment to adding diverse voices without erasing history.

The director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History rejected a White House report that labeled the museum's leadership as radical activists. The report criticized the museum for not presenting history in an inspiring manner and accused it of promoting divisive narratives. The director defended the museum's approach, emphasizing the inclusion of diverse voices without erasing history.

The director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, Anthea M. Hartig, rejected a White House report that labeled the museum's leadership as radical activists. The report criticized the museum for not presenting history in a 'unifying' manner, aligning with efforts to downplay topics like slavery and marginalized communities. Hartig emphasized the museum's neutrality and its goal to include diverse voices without erasing historical narratives.

The Smithsonian Institution rejected President Donald Trump's 'anti-American' charge, defending its nonpartisan history amid a White House report accusing it of promoting a 'radical, activist ideology.' The report claims the National Museum of American History downplays U.S. achievements and emphasizes injustices, while Smithsonian officials and academics argue the report itself promotes a biased, nationalistic vision.

President Donald Trump’s White House report accuses the Smithsonian Institution and its National Museum of American History of promoting a 'radical, activist ideology' that downplays U.S. achievements and highlights injustices. The Smithsonian defends its nonpartisan mission, while historians argue the report seeks to impose a nationalist vision of American history aligned with the MAGA movement.

The Smithsonian Institution rejects President Donald Trump's claim that it promotes an 'anti-American' ideology, emphasizing its nonpartisan history. A White House report accused the National Museum of American History of downplaying U.S. achievements and promoting injustices related to race and gender, but academics argue the report itself promotes a nationalist ideology. Smithsonian officials and experts defend the institution's commitment to impartial historical scholarship.

The Smithsonian Institution rejects President Trump's criticism of its nonpartisan history, countering a White House report that accuses it of promoting a 'radical, activist ideology.' The report claims the National Museum of American History downplays U.S. achievements and emphasizes injustices, but Smithsonian officials and academics argue it is an attempt to impose a nationalistic vision of American history.

The Smithsonian Institution rejected accusations from a White House report alleging it promotes a 'radical, activist ideology' in its historical narratives. The report, which criticizes the National Museum of American History for downplaying U.S. achievements and emphasizing injustices, was described by academics and Smithsonian officials as an attempt to impose a nationalistic vision rather than maintain nonpartisan historical scholarship.

The Smithsonian Institution rejects claims by President Donald Trump that it promotes 'anti-American' values, defending its nonpartisan history. A White House report accuses the National Museum of American History of adopting an 'ideological framework' that downplays U.S. achievements and emphasizes injustices, but the Smithsonian maintains its commitment to impartial scholarship.

The Smithsonian Institution rejected accusations from a White House report that claimed it promotes a 'radical, activist ideology' and instead defended its commitment to nonpartisan historical scholarship. The report, published by the White House Domestic Policy Council, alleged the National Museum of American History downplays U.S. achievements and fosters 'thinly veiled anti-Americanism,' but Smithsonian officials and academics countered that the report itself imposes a biased, nationalistic narrative.

The Smithsonian Institution rejected President Donald Trump's accusation that it promotes 'anti-American' views, asserting its nonpartisan history. A White House report criticized the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History for allegedly downplaying U.S. achievements and promoting injustices related to race, gender, and sexual identity. Smithsonian officials and academics defended the institution's commitment to nonpartisan scholarship.

The Smithsonian Institution and its National Museum of American History have rejected President Trump's claim that they promote a 'radical, activist ideology,' defending their nonpartisan history. A White House report accused the museum of downplaying U.S. achievements and promoting injustices, but academics argue the report itself promotes a biased nationalistic vision linked to the MAGA movement.

The Trump administration released a 162-page report criticizing the National Museum of American History for perceived anti-Americanism, targeting exhibits like the George Washington statue and accusing the museum of adhering to a 'radical, activist ideology.' The report, titled 'Saving America’s Story,' calls for overhauling the Smithsonian to present a more 'honest and inspiring' account of American history.

A White House Domestic Policy Council report released on July 4 criticizes leaders at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, labeling them 'extreme' activists for allegedly imposing their ideology on how American history is presented. The report claims the museum fails to adequately illuminate U.S. history.

A White House report criticizes the Smithsonian Institution's leadership, particularly the National Museum of American History, as radical activists who cannot be trusted to present American history objectively. The report, released by the Domestic Policy Council, is part of President Donald Trump's efforts to reform cultural institutions he views as promoting 'divisive narratives.' The Smithsonian did not immediately respond to the allegations.

A White House report criticizes the Smithsonian Institution's leadership, especially the National Museum of American History, as radical activists who cannot be trusted to tell America's story objectively. The report, from the Domestic Policy Council, suggests President Donald Trump may replace the leadership to address what it calls extreme political activism.

The Trump administration has partnered with Google to launch a nationwide initiative called 'Making of the Nation' to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. The initiative uses immersive technology to spotlight American history and founding documents. It aims to bring patriotic education into homes nationwide.