Michigan libraries, museums brace for loss of federal funds after Trump executive order
Michigan libraries, museums received more than $8M in funding in 2024 from a federal agency targeted for reduction or ...
New Hampshire Bulletin7hOpinion
What is it that New Hampshire Republicans want, at the end?
In the March 27 edition of The New York Review of Books, Neal Ascherson writes about a recent book by Richard J. Evans titled ...
5 Books on Healing From Trauma
Many people are hungry for books that explore trauma: Dr. Bessel van der Kolk’s “The Body Keeps the Score” has sold more than ...
Federal Judge Blocks Iowa Law Restricting Sexually Explicit School Books
The ruling is a victory for the publishers and free speech advocates who challenged the law, but the judge’s decision is far ...
In 'I See You've Called in Dead,' a mistake leads to enlightenment
Bud Stanley, the first man to perform open-heart surgery on himself, died today in a hot air balloon accident,” he begins, ...
Education Week11hOpinion
If Literacy Is a Priority, Why Do We Cling to the Wrong Practices?
There were two huge developments in the literacy world early this year. First, the emergence of a phonics program that could ...
Money blog: Supermarket puts buying limit on new Lindt version of viral chocolate
Waitrose has placed a limit on a particular bar of Lindt chocolate. Also in Money today: Ryanair launches a yearly ...
Opinion
Book bans, funding cuts, harassment. Why school libraries are at risk — and more essential than ever
South Carolina school librarian Tamara Cox writes about the challenges facing school libraries and students who use them, and what you can do about it.