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National Parks Conservation Association v. Department of the Interior (2026)

National Parks Conservation Association v. Department of the Interior, No. 1:26-cv-10877 (D. Mass., filed Feb. 17, 2026) (Kelley, J.). Challenges the removal of historical interpretive materials from National Park Service sites under Executive Order 14253.

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Record
npca-v-interior
Type
archive
Trust tier
B
Status
published

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Federal suit challenging the removal of historical interpretive materials from National Park Service sites under Executive Order 14253. District of Massachusetts, docket 1:26-cv-10877, assigned to Judge Angel Kelley. Docket number and caption verified via the CourtListener API on 2026-07-09.

Correction record (2026-07-09)

This record previously ran under the caption “National Parks Conservation Association v. Trump Administration,” graded tier A, with the citation “Federal lawsuit filed February 2026. Covered: NPR, PolitiFact, ABC News, February 2026.” Two defects, both corrected:

  1. It conflated two separate lawsuits. The Independence Hall ruling it described belongs to City of Philadelphia v. DOI, 3d Cir. No. 26-1348, filed by the City of Philadelphia, not by NPCA. That case is now filed as its own record: city-of-philadelphia-v-doi-2026.

  2. It was graded primary on news coverage. Three news outlets are not a primary archival source. Demoted to tier B per Apollo ruling 2026-07-08.

Not verified by CC: the reported June 2026 ruling in this case, and the reported Third Circuit disposition in the Philadelphia case. Do not docket either without reading the order.

naming-machine.mdx (published) dockets this record and repeats the conflation. Flagged, not edited.

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Creator
National Parks Conservation Association
Published
2026
Accessed
2026-07-09

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