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Libraries across US mark Banned Books WeekLifestyle — 3dLibraries across the country are marking Banned Books Week with displays, book discussions, reading challenges and events promoting the freedom to read. The efforts come amid thousands of challenges and school book-ban cases, with library organizers emphasizing readers’ access to diverse materials and the freedom to choose what they read.

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Johnson County Library Offers Chiefs Coverage — Sep 18, 2026Johnson County Library cards unlock access to digital replicas of the print newspaper for up-to-date Chiefs coverage and Kansas City sports history, with options to explore regional and national reporting as well as broader football-related resources. The collection also links historical materials and local business news, connecting the community to the Chiefs story and city life through a single library platform.

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State Museum Shifts Programs to Harrisburg Library During Renovations — Sep 14, 2026While The State Museum of Pennsylvania remains closed for a major renovation through early 2029, it is extending access to its programs by partnering with the Dauphin County Library System to bring hands-on history, art, and science sessions to the George & Hettie Love Memorial Library for pre-K through second graders this fall. The 45-minute, noon sessions cover daily life in Revolutionary Pennsylvania, William Penn’s birthday celebrations, the Eastern wild turkey, and the Eastern hemlock, with pre-registration available for each program at 530 S. 29th Street in Harrisburg.

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Man Returns 132-Year-Overdue Magazine During Fine Freeze — Sep 10, 2026A 132-year overdue issue of The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine from September 1894 was returned to the Concord Public Library amid a one-year fine freeze the library is testing to gauge whether waiving fines improves overdue-item returns; the item’s owner said it had sat in his home for decades and avoided a $12,055 bill. The library does not plan to re-circulate the magazine and will instead display or preserve it while evaluating the policy’s effects.

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IJRTrump Says Russia Will Ship Millions Of Tons Of Diesel To Bring Down Record PricesSimon August · 2 min · 1h

Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library After Firing Over Refusal to Use Pronouns — 54mA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing for Refusing Preferred Pronouns1 source — 1hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing Over Preferred Pronouns Refusal — 3hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library After Firing Over Preferred Pronouns — 7hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library Claiming Firing Over Pronouns Violated Faith1 source — 16hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Andrew PowellWhite House Sets Hearing for Lisa Cook as Trump Revives Mortgage AllegationsPresident Donald Trump has established a White House committee to examine allegations that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook made false statements on mortgage documents, opening a new chapter in his effort to remove her from the central bank. The committee will give Cook an opportunity to respond to the accusations before its members recommend whether Trump has sufficient grounds to dismiss her, 6m · 1 reads

Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library Over Firing For Refusing Preferred Pronouns — 21hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Pastor Sues Louisiana Library After Firing for Refusing Preferred Pronouns — 1dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing Over Refusal to Use Preferred Pronouns1 source — 1dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library Over Firing For Refusing Preferred Pronouns — 1dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library After Firing Over Refusal To Use Preferred Pronouns — 1dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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IJRAmerica’s Bid To Loosen China’s Cobalt Grip Comes With A Green Card AttachedParis Apodaca · 7 min · 1h

Pastor Sues Baton Rouge Library Claiming Firing Over Preferred Pronouns Violated Faith — 2dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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The grammar gatekeeper testQuizie — QuizTwelve spelling and grammar traps that catch almost everyone. Pass, and the AI knights you. Fail, and it's gentle about it. Mostly.

Louisiana pastor sues library after firing over refusal to use preferred pronouns — 2dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing Over Refusal to Use Preferred Pronouns — 2dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing for Refusing Preferred Pronouns — 3dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Louisiana Pastor Sues Library After Firing for Refusing Preferred Pronouns — 3dA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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Andrew PowellPentagon Confirms Fort Hood Terrorist’s Execution Will Be LivestreamedThe Pentagon has confirmed that the scheduled execution of convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed, giving the public an opportunity to witness what would be the U.S. military’s first execution in more than 60 years. A War Department official confirmed the plan to Fox News on Thursday, saying, “It will be livestreamed. Details will follow.” Hasan’s execution is scheduled15m · 1 reads

Aldi Unveils $9.99 Library Ghost Halloween Art — Sep 16, 2026Aldi is expanding its Halloween lineup with items like the Library Ghost wall art priced at $9.99 and other spooky decor such as LED floating witch hats and ceramic ghost bowls launching in late September, reflecting a broad limited-time push into seasonal offerings. Alongside decor, Aldi is promoting discount finds across fashion and food for Halloween, highlighting affordable, time-limited items across categories.

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Lebanese, Palestinian Archivists Preserve War Memories — Sep 12, 2026Amid ongoing conflict, individuals are safeguarding memory by relocating and digitizing archives: in Lebanon, Rima Sharara saved the Bint Jbeil Public Library’s digital records, including 24 oral histories, before the library was destroyed; in the West Bank and beyond, Raja Shehadeh and collaborators moved diaries and papers to Scotland and digitized thousands of pages to protect them from destruction and ensure accessible historical records.

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‘Where Was The Inclusion?’: Pastor Fired For Not Using ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Claims Religious Discrimination — 5hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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‘Where Was The Inclusion?’: Pastor Fired For Not Using ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Claims Religious Discrimination — 9hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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‘Where Was The Inclusion?’: Pastor Fired For Not Using ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Claims Religious Discrimination1 source — 10hA Louisiana pastor sued the Baton Rouge library after it fired him for refusing to use "preferred pronouns."

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