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Virginia Voters Set To Decide Whether Redistricting Measure Passes 

Source: Win McNamee / Getty Virginia voters are set to deliver a decisive blow in the ongoing redistricting battle as they head to the polls on Tuesday to approve a constitutional amendment.  According to The Washington Post, approximately 1.4 million Virginia voters have already voted on the constitutional amendment that

Labor secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigns amid abuse of power allegations

Lori Chavez-DeRemer has stepped down from her role in Donald Trump’s Cabinet following a wave of allegations tied to abuse of power and workplace misconduct, according to the White House. The announcement was made on April 21, with officials confirming that Chavez-DeRemer will leave her post as U.S. Labor Secretary

National Library Week Is Here: 7 Ways Libraries Show Up For You

Source: fizkes / Getty Libraries have always been about books, but in 2026, they are doing a whole lot more. As National Library Week returns from April 19 through April 25, communities across the country are being reminded that these spaces remain essential and offer more than the eye can

American Library Association Releases List Of 2025’s Most Challenged Books

Source: valentinrussanov / Getty Despite claims that America is the land of free speech, activist groups of a certain persuasion have spent plenty of time trying to get books banned for being too Black, too queer, or both. To mark National Library Week, the American Library Association (ALA) released its

Virginia Voters Set To Decide Whether Redistricting Measure Passes 

Source: Win McNamee / Getty Virginia voters are set to deliver a decisive blow in the ongoing redistricting battle as they head to the polls on Tuesday to approve a constitutional amendment.  According to The Washington Post, approximately 1.4 million Virginia voters have already voted on the constitutional amendment that

Labor secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigns amid abuse of power allegations

Lori Chavez-DeRemer has stepped down from her role in Donald Trump’s Cabinet following a wave of allegations tied to abuse of power and workplace misconduct, according to the White House. The announcement was made on April 21, with officials confirming that Chavez-DeRemer will leave her post as U.S. Labor Secretary

National Library Week Is Here: 7 Ways Libraries Show Up For You

Source: fizkes / Getty Libraries have always been about books, but in 2026, they are doing a whole lot more. As National Library Week returns from April 19 through April 25, communities across the country are being reminded that these spaces remain essential and offer more than the eye can

American Library Association Releases List Of 2025’s Most Challenged Books

Source: valentinrussanov / Getty Despite claims that America is the land of free speech, activist groups of a certain persuasion have spent plenty of time trying to get books banned for being too Black, too queer, or both. To mark National Library Week, the American Library Association (ALA) released its