Founders Museum in Nagaland! The Founders Museum — a 2025 White House initiative developed in partnership with PragerU — was on exhibit at the Nagaland Task Force for Music and Arts Building! Thanks to our International Leaders Visitor Program alumni, this powerful collection brought America's founding story to life through portraits, paintings, and a commemorative cover board. The exhibit's presentation in Nagaland extended the celebration of #Freedom250# to partners and communities across Northeast India.️ Let’s celebrate America's story of liberty and nationhood!

What does a towering Art Deco landmark in the heart of Kolkata have to do with Hollywood's golden age and American GIs? When Metro Cinema opened its doors in 1935, it wasn't just a movie theater—it was a magnificent showcase built by the legendary American film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) to introduce the magic of Hollywood to India. With its sweeping lines and neon glow, the building stood as a brilliant symbol of American architectural innovation and entertainment leadership in the subcontinent. During World War II, this iconic venue transformed into a vital home away from home. It became the ultimate favorite haunt for thousands of wartime U.S. troops stationed in the region, offering American GIs a comforting slice of home through Hollywood newsreels and movies right on Chowringhee Road. #Freedom250#