The gangs rampaging across Haiti ransacked the National Library in the capital city of Port-au-Prince on Wednesday. Anguished library director Dangelo Neard said some rare documents were stored in the library, so the gang attack put Haiti’s history at risk.
A California library is shutting down because rampant criminal activity has threatened patrons and employees.
A children’s event featuring a drag queen was shut down when parents intervened on Wednesday in San Fernando Valley, California.
Some schools in Canada have removed books from their libraries published before 2008 as part of a new “equity-based” book-weeding process, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported Wednesday.
Libraries have been advised that they should bury books from authors critical of transgenderism so that LGBT people are not offended.
Five family generations and 96 years later, an overdue library book is finally returned to a California public library.
An 11-year-old sixth grader in Windham, Maine, read aloud during a recent school board meeting from a book that shocked him and adults.
The future of the republic depends on those who are willing to recapture the hearts and minds of our children, said actor, director, and author Kirk Cameron during an interview Monday on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Officials shut down Boulder, Colorado’s main library recently after methamphetamine, an extremely addictive chemical substance, was found in bathroom air ducts.
Adults and children filled the Indianapolis Public Library’s main branch on Thursday to hear actor, writer, and film producer Kirk Cameron read his recently published children’s book, As You Grow.
A library in the multicultural city of Malmo, Sweden claims to have received death threats following a story time performance by a pair of drag queens that took place last month.
A Texas library issued an apology this week for including a conservative’s best-selling book after activists in the LGBT movement complained.
A rioter threw a flare into a library in Louisville on Thursday evening — just the latest attack on a library during months of Black Lives Matter riots.
Nigel Farage has warned that the “book-burning has started” following an announcement from a university library that they intend to “decolonize and diversify” their collection of books to appease the Black Lives Matter movement.
The library system at Georgetown University announced this week that it is banning several books that students have deemed “offensive.”
More Americans chose to visit their local library rather than take a trip to the movies in 2019, according to a Gallup poll published Friday.
A writer is paying it forward for her 104th birthday this year by gathering 104 children’s books to donate to a local elementary school library.
A library system was denied its request for a digital subscription to the New York Times after Florida officials called the newspaper “fake news.”
A public library in Ohio has canceled a controversial “Drag 101” class after a public backlash.
The Library Journal, which advertises itself as the “most trusted and respected publication for the library community,” appears to be calling for the banning of books it considers guilty of “whiteness.”
Protesters gathered outside a Long Island, New York, public library Saturday to speak out against the library’s decision to host a Drag Queen Story Hour with children as young as four years old.
A group of local pastors in Mobile, Alabama, are speaking out against a public library for hosting a Drag Queen Story Hour, and are voicing their concerns with the city to stop the event.
The American Library Association has removed Laura Ingalls Wilder’s name from a major award based on how her iconic Little House on the Prairie novels portray minorities.
Police have arrested a man for the seemingly unprovoked stabbing death of a young woman in a Massachusetts public library.
The proposed Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is facing opposition from critics who are doubtful that the center will improve the local area.
Despite his fame as a “community organizer” and a serious scholar, the city of Chicago is discovering that Barack Obama’s “presidential library” is neither a library nor does it seem to care much about what the community wants.
Egypt reopened on Saturday an ancient library which holds thousands of centuries-old religious and historical manuscripts at the famed St. Catherine Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in South Sinai.
Both of the Chicago bids for the Barack Obama Presidential Library are falling flat. The foundation tasked with selecting the final site for the president’s library has New York as a leading contender instead of Obama’s hometown, a report says.
