Picture a first-year librarian presenting her first conference poster, or a school librarian meeting someone who does the same job three districts over. Moments like these are what professional library… read more →
For four decades, cinema has taught audiences what to fear from artificial intelligence. The Terminator‘s Skynet, which launches nuclear war against humanity, has exerted an outsized influence on how arguments… read more →
The 2022 midterms ended with power split in Washington and were very divisive, much like the recent 2026 midterms. Republicans narrowly won the House, 221 seats to 213, while Democrats… read more →
When hundreds of millions of people use AI every day, the question is no longer whether to govern it but who does, and how well. Between mid-2025 and late 2026,… read more →
The best baby books for infants are sturdy, simple, and made to be shared: high-contrast books for newborns, then bright board books with faces, textures, flaps, and rhythmic text as… read more →
Education was the first sector to feel generative AI at scale, and by 2025 the experiment phase was over. A U.S. survey of 2,003 students, teachers, and parents… read more →
For many working mothers, the hardest part of the job isn’t the job. It’s everything around it, and child care is the biggest issue. A June 2026 report from the… read more →
Professional Skeptics Librarians have a long record of adopting new information technology, from online catalogs to e-books and public internet access. Generative AI has been different. As chatbots and AI… read more →
Meet LibLime at SLA in Albuquerque, NM Rockville, MD, June 3, 2026 – LibLime is showing solid support for SLA by exhibiting this weekend at the 2026 Information Science Summit… read more →
Kids, Challenges and Friends For parents of school-aged children, few things sting like hearing that recess felt lonely or group work turned awkward. The hardest part is that friendship challenges… read more →