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The U.S. Copyright Office today launched a new initiative to examine the copyright law and policy issues raised by artificial intelligence, including the scope of copyright in works generated using AI tools...

Library of Congress to Celebrate National Cherry Blossom Festival Explore Japanese Culture with Experts from the Library on April 1 The Library of Congress will host its annual Japanese Culture Day in celebration of...

The “Federal Library Directory,” now in an updated second edition, profiles federal libraries and information centers in the United States and abroad. Presented with an interactive map, the directory displays geographic and...

U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón, who is known for work that explores the human connection to the natural world, is crafting a new poem dedicated to NASA’s Europa Clipper mission. Her poem, to be released...

Meg Medina Named New National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Medina to Engage Youth, Families and Communities Through ‘¡Cuéntame!: Let’s Talk Books’ The Library of Congress and Every Child a Reader today announced the...

The newest exhibition at the Library of Congress, “Join In: Voluntary Associations in America,” explores America’s history as a “nation of joiners” and our long tradition of volunteering for a wide range...

The Festival Returns to Washington Convention Center with more than 120 Authors The 2022 Library of Congress National Book Festival returns to the Washington Convention Center this Labor Day weekend on Saturday, Sept....

Built in 1969 during the height of the Cold War, an underground facility in Culpepper, Virginia called Mount Pony used to house pallets of U.S. currency, food, rations and assorted other items...