WP has learned about the disappearance of exhibits objectionable to the White House from the Museum of U.S. History

A plaque with information about the impeachment of US President Donald Trump has disappeared from the National Museum of American History under pressure from the White House. This was reported by the Washington Post (WP) on July 31, citing a source.

"The change occurred as part of an audit that the Smithsonian Institution agreed to conduct after pressure from the White House," a person familiar with the situation, who wished to remain anonymous, is quoted as saying.

He clarified that he was "not authorized" to discuss upcoming changes in the exhibition plans, however, the material clarified that the Smithsonian Institution, commenting on this situation, stated that the updated exposition would again "include all impeachments."

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