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Patriotism, respect for flag cannot be ‘ordered’
This weekend’s “Take a Knee” controversy brings to mind failed efforts from our past to mandate patriotism.
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Inside the Unabomber’s Cabin
FBI Agent Terry Turchie, who supervised the UNABOM federal task force, tells and shows what agents encountered upon discovering Ted Kaczynski’s cabin in the Montana wilderness.
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JFK Photo Exhibit Returns to Newseum
“Creating Camelot,” featuring intimate and iconic photos of President John F. Kennedy and his family, will open on Sept. 29.
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Newseum and Hirshhorn Launch Joint Series on Freedom of Expression
This fall the Newseum will partner with the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden on a series of conversations on the role of art and free speech in the 21st century.
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NewseumED Class Receives National Attention
A Washington Post reporter sat in on our “Fighting Fake News” class and documented students’ struggle to differentiate fact from fiction.
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The Moment the Unabomber’s Identity Was Discovered
Midway through the Discovery Channel’s new series, “Manhunt: UNABOMBER,” we revisit our 2016 program with the famous criminal’s brother, who helped uncover his identity.
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Jeff Herbst Steps Down as Newseum President and CEO
The museum begins a strategic review to evaluate its finances and identify new ways to execute its mission.
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Celebrate Women’s Equality Day This Saturday at the Newseum
The day’s special programming will commemorate the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.
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Summer Fun Deal Ends Sept. 4!
Now through Sept. 4, kids 18 and younger get free admission to the Newseum.
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‘Freedom’ is best response to white supremacy hatemongers
Attempts to censor neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups is a betrayal of our nation’s core principles — not to mention ineffective and counterproductive.
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