Smithsonian's Independence Day Dispute Highlights a Larger Cultural Divide The National Museum of American History has been a cornerstone of the nation's cultural landscape for over a century, chronicling its growth and evolution through its vast collection of artifacts and exhibits.
As the country marks its 250th anniversary of independence, the museum finds itself at the center of a controversy that reveals a deeper divide in American culture.
A White House report has branded the institution's leadership as radical activists who allegedly cannot be trusted to tell the nation's history in an inspiring and unifying way.