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A storm of controversy is raging in the Lone Star State right now, and at the center of it all is a handful of books that can likely be found in your child's school library

A storm of controversy is raging in the Lone Star State right now, and at the center of it all is a handful of books that can likely be found in your child's school library

For many years, we've said that if the public library were invented today, the book publishers would sue it out of existence. It...

Earlier this week, we talked about how publishing giant Random House had very explicitly stated that when libraries buy their ebooks...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, called on the states school boards to remove books he described as "pornography," a move that comes after at least two state lawmakers have

Last year when a bunch of the biggest publishing houses sued the Internet Archive, in the midst of a pandemic, over their digital...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Irvin Mayfield, the jazz trumpet player who became a symbol of New Orleans resilience after Hurricane Katrina, faced up to five years in prison Wednesday for

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Irvin Mayfield, the jazz trumpet player who became a symbol of New Orleans resilience after Hurricane Katrina, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Wednesday for

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Irvin Mayfield, the jazz trumpet player who became a symbol of New Orleans resilience after Hurricane Katrina, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Wednesday for

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