Federal museums, libraries and copyright protections faced challenges in May 2025. Actions by the Trump administration included firings, budget cuts and executive orders. Court rulings provided some pushback.
"Guide of Records" explores dignity, empathy, and intellectual depth amidst crisis, critiquing historical cycles of fascism and illustrating individual resilience through Lina's journey and philosophical guides.
A review of 'The Bearcat,' focusing on its historical accuracy, narrative style, and exploration of cult origins linked to the Family. Trust is weakened by historical inaccuracies.
Richard Atkinson, a seasoned publisher with 30+ years of experience, joins DK to enhance their Life list. His expertise in food & drink publications promises creative growth. Jackson welcomes him.
UK creatives urge action on copyright law amid AI advancements, fearing US tech dominance and advocating for transparency to protect creative industries and innovation in the AI era.
UK creatives express disappointment as government rejects copyright amendments regarding AI. Calls for transparency and fair compensation for authors intensify. Licensing solutions are emphasized.
Seren Books appoints Bronwen Price as CEO after a challenging period. The company is set for growth with a renewed publishing program and a focus on impactful, innovative titles.
Conrad Bodman named CEO of The Story Gallery in Oxford, succeeding Caroline Jones. He aims to shape the museum's future, focusing on immersive exhibits and community engagement.
The Sports Book Awards celebrated outstanding sports publications, honoring authors like Kevin Chef, Matthew Caldwell, Susie Chan, and Sir Chris Hoy. Khalida Popal's memoir won overall Sports Book of the Year.
Exploring the crisis of trust in institutions and media amidst misinformation. Essays tackle declining confidence and the role of social media, emphasizing the need for media literacy and rebuilding trust.
ACLU sues Rutherford County (TN) over banning 140+ books. Iowa's Senate File 496 faces legal challenges. Publishing industry shifts for youths. Museum Institute legal fight continues. Shakespeare's marriage examined.
Anxiety over the Christian Right's growing influence in the US and its threat to liberal democracy. Lavin critiques its theocratic goals, while others defend rights and freedoms. Rise of theocracy.
