The Library of Congress on Wednesday pointed to an unspecified "coding error" that led to key parts of the U.S. Constitution being deleted from the Constitution Annotated website. Why it matters: The ...

The site issue surfaced months after a senior Trump official claimed the administration was "actively looking" at suspending a major constitutional provision.

The removed portions of the Constitution include clauses that limit Congress' power to suspend habeas corpus and forbid titles of nobility in the United States ...

The U.S. congressional agency confirmed to TechCrunch that the removal of key sections of the Constitution from its website ...

Portions of the U.S. Constitution, including sections on habeas corpus and rules against the government issuing titles of ...

Did sections of the U.S. Constitution concerning habeas corpus and the powers of Congress disappear from the U.S. Congress website before? Yes, that's true: Archived versions of the pages recorded the ...

"They didn't amend the Constitution. They didn't debate it in Congress. They just erased two of the most protective sections; ...

The dispute began on May 8, when the Trump administration emailed Carla Hayden, the librarian of Congress since 2018, and told her she was fired. Hayden’s deputy, Robert Newlen, became acting ...

President Donald Trump fired Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden on May 9. Since then, he’s announced that Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will assume the role of acting librarian of Congress.

Lee University alumna Lora Taylor has accepted an appointment with the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., where she ...

Carla Hayden, a Baltimorean and former librarian of Congress fired by President Donald Trump last week, could relate. She was a Brownie when she read “Bright April” as an 8-year-old ...

A librarian’s journey Prior to her appointment to Librarian of Congress by President Barack Obama in 2016, Hayden served as the director for the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore for 23 years.