#Bolivia: Tariff on Agricultural Goods Temporarily Waived loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

In 2013, photographer Camilo José Vergara selected the Library as the permanent home for his archive. His work forces viewers to observe how American cities have changed over the years. One spot he's revisited again & again: Lower Manhattan as seen from the Manhattan Bridge. 🧵

The first of the four shots in this thread was taken in November 1979 & features the World Trade Center's twin towers. Next we see a smoky scene from September 11, 2001, then the Tribute in Light in September 2010 & finally a completed One World Trade Center in August 2020. 🇺🇸

#Netherlands: Uber Heavily Fined for Violating EU's General Data Protection Regulation loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor #EuropeanUnion

Today's post is an interview with Ivana Hristova, a foreign law intern in the Global Legal Research Directorate of the Law Library of Congress. blogs.loc.gov/law/2024/09/an… #ICLBlog #LawLibraryOfCongress

#Lebanon: Father Sentenced to 68 Years in Prison for Raping His Three Children loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

Read the latest most-viewed bills on #Congressdotgov. congress.gov/most-viewed-bi…

The Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special presentation by legendary Latin jazz pianist Eddie Palmieri, readings by renowned Latino poets, a handmade book workshop & recordings added to the Library’s historic PALABRA Archive. newsroom.loc.gov/news/library-o…

#Italy: Constitutional Court Holds Law Regulating Family Businesses Must Protect De Facto Cohabitants loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

Today's blog post discusses the recent digitization of Mexican state gazettes, on the anniversary celebration of Mexican national independence. blogs.loc.gov/law/2024/09/vi… #ICLBlog #Mexico #HispanicHeritageMonth

#SouthKorea: Road Traffic Act Amended to Address Ignition Interlock Devices loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

Today is both Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, and we're looking forward to supporting USCIS's work with educators in teaching about the naturalization process and citizenship test. See what resources we're planning to share: blogs.loc.gov/teachers/2024/… #civics #sschat

NEWS: On this Constitution Day, the Library is launching “Our Constitution,” a monthly podcast series designed to entertainingly educate non-lawyers on the Constitution’s history and meaning, and the Supreme Court’s interpretations. Learn more: newsroom.loc.gov/news/library-o…

We are excited to announce a continuation of our Lunch and Learn webinar series. Join us on October 1 and November 5 for these educational webinars presented by our legal reference librarians. Read more on our blog: blogs.loc.gov/law/2024/09/jo… #ICLBlog

#Egypt: Draft Law to Amend Code of Criminal Procedure Under Consideration loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

Today's blog post explores the lives of women in the prohibition era, during which some women became public drinkers, bootleggers, and Prohibition agents for the first time. blogs.loc.gov/law/2024/09/br… #ICLBlog #UnitedStates #Prohibition

Have elections always worked the way they do today? Explore the people and processes behind US elections in a newly-updated resource from the Library loc.gov/classroom-mate… #sschat #edchat

#EuropeanUnion: TikTok Agrees with Commission to Withdraw Rewards Program loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor

Today's #Congressdotgov interview is with the Director of the Legislative Information System Project Office, John Pollock. Read his interview here: blogs.loc.gov/law/2024/09/an… #ICLBlog

#England and #Wales: "Zombie Style" Knives and Machetes Banned loc.gov/item/global-le… #GlobalLegalMonitor