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A Timeline of Trump’s Pressure Campaign Against the Smithsonian

A Timeline of Trump’s Pressure Campaign Against the Smithsonian
New York Times Tuesday 08 September 2026, 16:24 UTC By Derrick Bryson Taylor 1 min read
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The Smithsonian Institution includes 21 museums, libraries, research centers and the National Zoo.

The Smithsonian Institution includes 21 museums, libraries, research centers and the National Zoo.
Timeline (ORG) Trump’s Pressure Campaign Against (ORG) Smithsonian (ORG) The Smithsonian Institution (ORG) the National Zoo (ORG)
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