The Smithsonian Institution has announced plans to restore references to former President Donald Trump’s impeachments in its exhibits, following a temporary removal that sparked significant backlash and accusations of political pressure from the Trump administration. While the museum emphasized that the decision to remove Trump from the exhibit was not influenced by the White House, critics argue that the action reflects a broader trend of historical revisionism. The Smithsonian maintains that the removal was a temporary measure, citing concerns about appearance, and it intends to reinstate the references in the coming weeks. This incident has ignited discussions about the ethical responsibilities of museums in representing contentious historical events.