Lonnie Bunch, the Smithsonian’s first Black secretary, will step down by year‑end after 38 years of service. He said his retirement comes with mixed emotions and gratitude, as he stayed to defend the institution amid repeated criticism from the Trump administration, which accused the museums of a “radical ideology” and threatened funding cuts. Bunch will remain a few months to aid the transition while the Regents form a search committee. Chief Justice John Roberts praised his leadership.
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