A three-judge panel of the U.S. 3rd Circuit of Appeals has ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing for the reinstallation of interpretive panels at President George Washington's home in Philadelphia. The panels, which critics argue gloss over the history of slavery, were initially removed under a 2025 executive order that prohibits federally owned or controlled historic sites from displaying information that disparages Americans past or living. The new panels are set to replace ones put up in 2010 and will discuss various aspects related to slavery, abolitionism, the Constitution, and civil rights movements, albeit with less detail than the earlier ones. The city of Philadelphia, which had sued over the removal of previous information, has requested a stay on the court's order, arguing that reinstalling the new panels would be detrimental to the site's historical significance.