Library Link of the Day

February 2026

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  1. Springfield residents attend session that focuses on how to observe ICE activity [KYTV]
  2. Kenya: The accidental librarian keeping Kibera's kids in books [RFI]
  3. Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative [FedScoop]
  4. Georgia librarians could face criminal charges for 'harmful materials' [Georgia Recorder]
  5. British Library boss: We're still healing emotionally from 2023 hack [The Times]
  6. CIA terminates its World Factbook, overthrowing reference regime [CNN]
  7. So Long to Cheap Books You Could Fit in Your Pocket [The New York Times]
  8. Shock Democratic upset in Texas shows voters still hate book bans [Salon]
  9. Spotify Adds Physical Books to Audiobook Offering [The Hollywood Reporter]
  10. Professor Says Her Garbled AI Textbook Was a Huge Success [Futurism]
  11. How to deal with the survey-taking AI agents that threaten to upend social science [Nature]
  12. Olympian Amber Glenn settles copyright issue with Canadian artist [The Hill]
  13. The Two-Year Waitlist to Work at a Bookstore [Now I Know]
  14. The Copyright Conversation [Library Journal]
  15. State Department orders nonprofit libraries to stop processing passport applications [Associated Press]
  16. Bill says Iowa librarians could be criminally charged if minors access to sexually explicit material [Radio Iowa]
  17. Defending the freedom to read is not radical - it's American [The Hill]
  18. Arizona librarians could become criminals for recommending these books [The Arizona Republic]
  19. The peer review system is breaking down. Here's how we can fix it [The Conversation]
  20. Books and screens [Aeon]
  21. Taking page from Adams, Mayor Mamdani proposes NYC library cuts [Gothamist]
  22. Library warming centers strained workers and left people without help for complex issues, staff say [The Philadelphia Inquirer]
  23. Facing a mental health crisis, an NJ school pulled a beloved novel from English class [NPR]
  24. Seattle Library Workers Raise Alarm About Security Crackdown Hitting Homeless People [The Urbanist]
  25. Peeking Inside the Secret Lives of AI Chatbots [ScienceBlog]
  26. Inside Switzerland's extraordinary medieval library [BBC]
  27. Pickens Co. library board fires director without explanation after sweeping policy overhaul [The Post and Courier]
  28. Former head of security accused of stealing comic books from FSU's Strozier Library sentenced to prison [WCTV]

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