A federal judge has blocked a Trump administration order that would have forced museums to remove exhibits on slavery and climate change, ruling it unconstitutional. - The order targeted federally funded museums, threatening loss of grants for non-compliance.
- Historical preservation groups sued, arguing the directive violated free speech and academic freedom. - The judge found the order overly broad and an infringement on First Amendment rights.
- The ruling allows museums to continue current exhibits without fear of funding cuts, though an appeal is expected.