Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella says he is leading a cultural shift by removing exhibits from the National Museum. These changes have sparked protests and comparisons to U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape museum narratives. De la Espriella, a Trump ally, aims to prevent what he calls “atheist social communism” from taking over cultural institutions. The removed exhibits addressed social movements and Colombia’s political violence. On Wednesday, demonstrators gathered outside the museum in Bogotá, accusing the government of censorship. Critics warn that important parts of Colombia’s history could be erased.
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A federal judge has extended an order blocking the Trump administration from banning reporters for three news outlets from the White House, as the extraordinary case pitting the president against the media makes its way through the legal system. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly ruled that CNN, MS NOW and Politico are likely to succeed on their constitutional free speech and due process claims. Kelly, who was nominated to the bench by Republican President Donald Trump, previously ordered the White House to restore the reporters’ “hard pass” press credentials while he weighed their claims. With that temporary order due to expire on Tuesday, the judge issued a preliminary injunction that preserves the status quo while the case is pending
House Bill 119, introduced Tuesday, aims to safeguard access to diverse books and educational materials in public schools and libraries.
An appeal to censor reading materials within Worcester County schools has sparked a heated debate among parents and educators. A significant n…
NEWARK, Md. -- An appeal to censor reading materials within Worcester County schools has sparked a heated debate among parents and educators. A significant number of individuals who voiced their concerns at the latest Board of Education meeting oppose the presence of books containing explicit sexual content in school libraries.
A judge in Virginia dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday that had sought to declare two books as obscene for children and to restrict their distribution to minors, including by booksellers and libraries.
DOVER, Del. (AP) - Delaware’s Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit filed by a Delaware attorney who was force…