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This executive order directs the Secretary of the Interior, OMB, GSA, and the Domestic Policy Advisor to use all available authorities to address alleged ideological bias at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History, including installing temporary signage on NPS-maintained walkways to warn visitors and correct exhibits. It mandates that the Department of the Interior bear publication costs and that signage direct visitors to alternative resources for 'accurate' history, effectively imposing a content-based intervention on a federally funded cultural institution.
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This action may reduce visitor traffic to the National Mall area, negatively impacting nearby hospitality and retail businesses, while increasing costs for the Department of the Interior and potentially affecting federal contracts for signage and exhibit renovation.
This action may reduce visitor traffic to the National Mall area, negatively impacting nearby hospitality and retail businesses, while increasing costs for the Department of the Interior and potentially affecting federal contracts for signage and exhibit renovation.
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