The Smithsonian has taken down details about President Donald Trump’s impeachments from an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. In a statement to CNN on Sunday, a spokesperson for the Smithsonian told CNN that the National Portrait Gallery has begun an update to the “America’s Presidents” exhibition and is looking into a more minimalist approach for new additions. In a statement to CNN on Sunday, a White House spokesman said Trump’s “unmatched aura will be seen and felt throughout the halls of the National Portrait Gallery.”A new photographic portrait of US President is being featured at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC on January 10,2026. In June, Trump claimed that he was firing the former National Portrait Gallery director, Kim Sajet, over her alleged partisanship and support for DEI. And in August, the Smithsonian faced public outcry after the National Museum of American History removed a temporary placard referencing Trump’s two impeachments from an exhibit related to the presidency.

Source: CNN January 11, 2026 21:19 UTC