President Trump orders the U.S. Interior Department to place new signs outside the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, according to multiple outlets. The signs are meant to alert visitors that some information presented by the museum is “inaccurate.” CBS News reports that federal officials are directed to install the signs to correct what Trump says is inaccurate content about American history. The Guardian describes the order as an escalation of Trump’s broader criticism of the Smithsonian, saying he and supporters accuse the institution of politicizing American history by emphasizing injustices rather than what they view as more celebratory moments. Other coverage similarly frames the move as a response to the museum’s presentation of U.S. history. The reports do not agree on the specific wording of the signs in the information provided, but they are consistent that the action involves outdoor signage and a warning about inaccuracies. The order is issued as part of ongoing public disputes about how major museums present historical topics.