Portrait Gallery Director Resigns After Trump's Criticism
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Kim Sajet, director of the National Portrait Gallery, resigned after President Trump called for her termination on Truth Social, citing her alleged partisan views and support for DEI initiatives. Sajet, the first woman to hold the position, served for 12 years. The Smithsonian, emphasizing its nonpartisan stance, stated that personnel decisions are made by its secretary. Sajet's resignation comes amid Trump's broader efforts to influence cultural institutions. Kevin Gover will serve as acting director.
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