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The Smithsonian Institution faces a stalemate as its recent trustee nominations have not been forwarded to Congress, amid reports of White House interference aimed at ideological influence. The Board of Regents, which governs the Smithsonian, has delayed nominating new trustees since April, with speculation that the delays are tied to President Trump's efforts to influence the institution's composition. Despite political pressures, Smithsonian leadership has maintained a stance of nonengagement, relying on the institution's independence to continue functioning without a full board.
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