Claire Woodcock

The ruling against a Georgia school district is a response to book bans across the country, which have targeted titles about race and LGBTQ topics.

Publishing giant Penguin Random House joined authors, parents, and activists to argue that the district’s removal of books about race, sex, and gender violates the First Amendment.

Students in Florida won't legally be able to learn about gender and sexual orientation until the 9th grade.

Volunteers who maintain the digital encyclopedia are divided on how to deal with the rise of AI-generated content and misinformation.

As Mayor Eric Adams inks a deal to increase police officer pay by billions, libraries say they may not have enough cash to stay open on weekends.

Billionaire Ken Griffin is also a major funder of Ron DeSantis’ education plan, which has paved the way for school book bans.

A federal judge ruled against a book ban in Llano, TX. Now, local officials are discussing shutting down the public library system entirely.

The son of a former Florida employee who claimed she was asked to alter COVID data was arrested for threatening to shoot up his former school.

DeSantis signed a controversial law last year that makes banning books in schools easier.

Internal documents reveal a heated power struggle over who gets to write library book policies–the school district or the parents.

The new budget sets funds for libraries to $0. Library groups say the move is retaliation for suing the state over its recent book ban law.

IA was sued for lifting lending limits on ebooks it had scanned itself.