Judge Schedules Next Steps in the ALA’s IMLS Case
In a filing this week, Trump administration lawyers said they would move to have the ALA's lawsuit to save the IMLS dismissed.
The Queue: Library News for the Week Ending June 20, 2025
Among the week's headlines: Escambia County votes to allow book bans without review; a chilling report on the freedom to read in Utah; two more 'Freedom to Read' bills advance; and BookCon returns!
Lyrasis to Take Over Library Ebook Platform, The Palace Project, from Digital Public Library of America
Some five years after it was chartered, the Palace Project will now be solely owned and operated by Lyrasis.
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D.C. Judge Looks to Delay Decision on IMLS Injunction
DOJ Seeks to Stay Injunction Restoring the IMLS
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Connecticut Passes Library E-Book Legislation
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ALA Urges Court to Deny DOJ’s Motion for Reconsideration in IMLS Case
In a Major Win for Libraries, Federal Judge Orders IMLS to Be Restored
Trump Abruptly Fires Top Copyright Officer
The Empire 'Fires' Back: The Words & Money Weekly Newsletter for May 9, 2025
The Queue: Library News for the Week Ending May 9, 2025
Trump Fires Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden
Court Extends Temporary Block on IMLS Destruction, Orders Briefing on the DOJ's Bid for Reconsideration
Citing Appeals Court Ruling, DOJ Asks Court to Lift Order Blocking IMLS Destruction
