Good afternoon and happy Wednesday! In this morning's front pages, an elementary school in Indiana celebrates Read Across America Day all week, a fishing tournament in Alabama has an unexpected winner, the Native American community in California struggles to be recognized throughout the pandemic, the Lewiston Roundup in Idaho hopes for a comeback after a quiet year, and a farming initiative in Florida expands their network to provide nutrition to more locals. As always, our news selections are curated and inspired by the front pages provided by

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to the Daily News! Today's news topics include Black history, planets, pups and pizza, to name a few. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on FreedomForum.org.The Sandia Z-Machine by Sandia Labs, Credit Courtesy of Creative Commons.

At the start of the Spring 2020 semester, we launched our most collaborative Staff Picks collection of all time: the Book Potluck. The curation was carried out by fifteen library staff members across areas of expertise with the goal of increasing the visibility of those who serve the Teachers College community and the diverse skillset it takes to power a library. We agreed that we should make a habit of sharin...

Today’s headlines worked out some choreography to “Legalize it,” then thanked the land and the ancestors. These headlines are selected from the front pages curated by FreedomForum.org. Indigenous Territory names and Treaty information are provided by the

Happy Sunday! Today's headlines take a look at what is currently happening around the country. The rebuilding of a tornado torn county two years later, new population groups indoctrinated into the vaccine rollout, movie theaters reopening in NYC, and tornado forecasts all grace front cover news across the country. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on

Here is a blog post about the greatest biographer that this author has ever read and which, he is quite confident (though the depth of his knowledge of the genre might be lacking), is probably the greatest biographer of all time. Robert A. Caro, a product of our great city and as iconic as our Empire State Building, has cemented his legacy as a brilliant writer through biographical works on political operators Robert Moses and Lyndon Baines Johnson. Through his work, Caro uses his protagonists as vehicles to traverse us across t...

Happy Saturday! Today's headlines take a look at what is currently happening around the country. The end of online reservations for Yosemite, Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine approval, New Haven students going back to in person learning, and sea turtles being rescued from the harsh winter colds all grace front cover news across the country. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on

Today’s headlines’ only weekend plans are to finish up their chapbook on gender oppression and extractive industry. These headlines are selected from the front pages curated by FreedomForum.org. Indigenous Territory names and Treaty information are provided by the

Happy Thursday! Today's headlines take a look at what is currently happening around the country. Snow storm handling, rising utilities cost, vaccine rollout in Chicago, fishing permits, and Disneyland reopening plans all grace front cover news across the country. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on FreedomForum.org.