White House breaks Smithsonian exhibition before 2026 No. 250 in the United States

Trump administration before defeating Smithsonian agencies The 250th Anniversary Celebration of the United States Next year, specific national museums and affiliated exhibitions are needed to “reflect unified, progressive and enduring values that define American stories.”

Trump administration officials proposed a review process in a letter to Smithsonian Institution Secretary Lonnie Bunch III, which will go through the agency to ensure that President Donald Trump Executive orders “restore truth and sanity.”

“This initiative aims to ensure that American exceptionalism is celebrated with the President, eliminate division or partisan narratives and restore confidence in our shared cultural institutions,” the letter reads.

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The following museums include the first phase of the comprehensive internal review: the National History, Natural History, African American History and Culture, and the National Museum of American Indians; the National Museum of Air and Space; the Smithsonian Museum of American Art; the National Portrait Gallery and the Helshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

The government said the comment was “rooted” to the agency’s mission and contribution, with the goal not to interfere with daily actions, but to emphasize “a historically accurate, exciting and inclusive portrayal of American heritage.”

The review has five priorities, from an analysis of current and future content in the museum exhibition to ensuring that museum content reflects “Smithsonian’s original mission.”

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The museum curators and senior staff will also be interviewed to “better understand the selection process, exhibition approval workflow, and any framework currently directing the exhibition content.”

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The government also requested that the above-mentioned museums provide them with all materials (including digital archives) for current, upcoming and travel exhibitions; educational resources; external partnerships; documents related to grants; survey responses; and internal guidelines and governance.

All of these projects will be reviewed by the mission to ensure the agency’s consistent staff Trump’s order.

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A 120-day implementation guide is given, but the museum is expected to take action on certain parts of the process within 30 days of receiving a government letter.

Instant tasks include submitting a current exhibition description, a draft plan for the upcoming exhibition, 250 programming materials in the United States, and internal guidelines for use in exhibition development. The museum will also select staff contacts as the primary contact point during the review process, which also includes on-site observation visits.

Within 120 days, the museum will be expected to correct content when needed and replace any “split or ideologically driven language” with a unified, historically accurate and constructive description.

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The Trump administration is expected to complete the review by early 2026 and describes the process as “a cooperative, forward-looking opportunity” focusing on “the strength, breadth and achievement of the American story.”

“By focusing on Americanism (defining the people, principles, and progress of our nation), we can work together to renew the role of the Smithsonians as the world’s leading museum institution,” Letter reading.

The goal is to keep the Smithsonian institution “a dynamic, trustworthy and inspiring future generations”, concludes.