Some US lawmakers are upset with the Smithsonian. They think it presents American history in a negative way and want to cut its funding.

Rep. Andrew Clyde said the Smithsonian must be honest about American history. He thinks it should focus on the good things about the country and its people.

The US government gives the Smithsonian about $1 billion each year. The Smithsonian also gets money from private donors.

Some lawmakers are unhappy with the National Museum of American History. They think it shows too much of the negative side of American history.

There is a timeline of the dispute between the White House and the Smithsonian over 'woke' history.

The National Museum of American History is accused of showing a biased version of US history.

Rep. Andrew Clyde suggested using Congress's power to control the Smithsonian's funding to make it change its approach to history.

Rep. Andrew Clyde wants the Smithsonian to highlight the good things about America. He thinks this is the best way to ensure the museum is honest about the country's history.

Another lawmaker, Rep. Ben Cline, said the Smithsonian's role is to teach facts, not to present a biased view of history.

A video at the National Museum of American History features a clip from 'The Handmaid's Tale'.

Rep. Ben Cline said lawmakers must ensure taxpayer money is used responsibly. If the Smithsonian cannot present an objective view of history, lawmakers will have to act.

A video at the museum's entrance shows scantily clad women and a clip from a feminist movie.

Rep. Michael Cloud thinks stricter controls on Smithsonian funding are justified.

Rep. Michael Cloud said Congress must ensure funds are used to celebrate American history, not distort it.

President Trump signed an order to restore trust in the Smithsonian. He wants to correct inaccurate information presented in the museum.

Lawmakers discussed the issue in July. They accused the National Museum of American History of promoting a politicized agenda.

Another committee led by Rep. Bryan Steil also scrutinized the Smithsonian's teachings.

President Trump ordered signs to be put up outside the Smithsonian Museum.

Democrats accused Republicans of trying to 'whitewash' controversial moments in history.

Rep. Melanie Stansbury said Republicans want to rewrite history and take away the contributions of minority populations.

The 'Entertainment Nation' exhibit is at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.

The House and Senate are working on proposals to fund the government for the next fiscal year. The House proposal would give the Smithsonian $961 million, which is 11% less than the current level.

There is still a long way to go before a deal is reached. House conservatives may push for stricter controls or less funding.

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