Trump ordered to reverse National Park changes after trying to ‘rewrite history with white-out pen’ (opens original article in a new tab)

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore exhibits and displays in national parks and museums that were altered under an executive order aiming to remove content deemed to 'inappropriately disparage Americans'.

• A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reverse changes made to national parks and museums under an executive order
• The judge criticized the administration for removing content that 'inappropriately disparaged Americans' and called it 'rewriting history with a white-out pen'
• Examples of altered exhibits included displays on enslaved individuals, a Pride flag sign, and labor history films