The Newseum once again offers free admission to veterans and active duty members of the U.S. military, plus one guest.
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Pictures of the Year
75 Years of the World’s Best Photography
A groundbreaking photography show featuring seven decades of award-winning images from the archives of Pictures of the Year International, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious photojournalism competitions.
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Private Tours
Enhance your experience with a 90-minute private tour through the Newseum's galleries and studios, exclusively for you, your family or group.
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The Marines and Tet
The Battle That Changed the Vietnam War
First-of-its-kind exhibit looks back at the 1968 Battle of Huê´, the bloodiest single battle of the Vietnam War and a turning point that changed the course of the war.
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1968: Civil Rights at 50
From the assassinations of civil rights leaders to a protest for human rights at the Olympics, explore the events that marked 1968 as a year of anguish for the civil rights movement.
Photo credit: Jack Thornell/Courtesy The Associated Press
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NewseumED Fights Misinformation This Media Literacy Week
NewseumED will be running daily activities throughout its social media channels — each with a video related to a letter in NewseumED’s acronym E.S.C.A.P.E. to evaluate information.
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New Displays Explore an Era of Digital Disruption
“Digital Disruption,” a new display being unveiled Friday, Nov. 2, will explore how the news industry has been transformed by the internet and digital innovation.
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