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Behind the scenes of a high-stakes campaign to prosecute librarians who lend books that are considered obscene.

After reversing the policy on children's books during Tuesday's meeting, a councilmember plans to propose a new policy to take its place. He suggests creating a review task force for the Keene Memorial Library.

Shadows in vernacular architecture, from their manipulation through simple strategies to their aesthetics, reveal the cultural identity and offer comfort.

Cnns josh campbell reports. >> shots fired midday on a california college campus. the start of a rampage by an active shooter, as students and teachers flee for safety, responding officers engage the gunman. [sound of gunfire] following him into the school library. police resources flood the campus. by air and by ground, specially trained s.w.a.t. officers begin arriving on scene. then, the tactical teams move in. an officer radios that the threat has been neutralized, but the work is far from o...

The moral panic over the content of library books underway in Indiana and other Republican-led states is playing out quite differently across the state line in Illinois.

One of the few people in the media i know has made decisions on the basis of whats best for your family first and i really do admire that. my question though is about parents who dont seem too reac in the face of indoctrination o there own children. wisecracks to get its hard to convince parents that this is happening for a parents dont want to believe there is in their school library, they don want to believe there teachers are indoctrinating them. they see the list of tik tok videos, they thin...

Fawn Fernandes left her job as a teacher and school librarian and opened a bookstore. She says having her store is more important than ever, especially during a book-challenging climate.