Among the headlines this week: More on the fallout in Arkansas after an appeals court rules that a book banning law can take effect; Massachusetts enacts its freedom to read law; more on how AI will impact the work of libraries; and a U.S. Library takes top honors at IFLA's conference in Korea.
Author and school librarian Kalyn Gensic writes about the power of stories—and why we must resist the efforts of those who seek to ban them.
After a June Supreme Court decision that extended the president's power over the federal workforce, the battle over the U.S. Copyright Office’s top official is back at the district court, even as the fate of a recently passed bill in the house adds another layer of uncertainty.
