Library of Congress Website Deleted Part of the Constitution That Trump Doesn't Like. Now They're Calling It a 'Coding Error' The removed portions of the Constitution include clauses that limit ...

The Library of Congress removed two and a half sections of the Constitution from its website sometime after President Donald Trump ousted the library's longtime leader in May.

Leadership at the renowned research library has reportedly been in dispute since Trump ousted Carla Hayden — an Obama-appointed librarian of Congress who became the first Black person and woman ...

The Library of Congress has given a fuller explanation as to why large sections of the U.S. Constitution suddenly vanished from its official website. As TechCrunch previously reported, parts of ...

Like checking out library e-books? Trump, Congress could make it harder by cutting federal funding for libraries.

We asked the Library of Congress for specific details on the coding error, but we received only a statement that did not include specifics.

Context A portion of Article 1, Section 8, as well as all of Article 1, Sections 9 and 10, were missing from the Constitution Annotated page on the Library of Congress' website the morning of Aug ...

The Library of Congress compiled a survey of the books written by the 119th Congress. It includes 57 books written by members of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Key sections of the US Constitution were temporarily removed from Congress' website. Provisions including habeas corpus (due process) and the prohibition of nobility titles (like, say, King ...

After sections of the U.S. Constitution went missing from the Library of Congress’ website, some said the Trump administration erased the provisions entirely. Missing website text cannot alter U ...

Portions of Article I, Section 8 and all of Section 9 and 10 vanished from the government’s official Constitution Annotated website, in what the Library of Congress blamed on a “coding … ...

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