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FILE - In this July 11, 2020, file photo, a woman wears a face mask while riding a scooter in front lanterns hanging in Chinatown during the coronavirus outbreak in San Francisco. In San Francisco, a city that depends largely on tourism, a nearly $11 billion loss in tourism spending is projected in 2020 and 2021 as the thousands of people who normally flock their for conventions and vacations have disappeared, according to the city's tourism bureau. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)

A Library of Congress scholar seeks to re-create communities lost from American cities

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fernando laguarda

Meet the newest member of a key council influencing how your agency operates

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Library of Congress

Now, a modern way to share and use data generated by Congress

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Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress in the Thomas Jefferson Building

Don’t throw out your 8 mm movies, the Library of Congress may want them

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The Library of Congress brings personnel strength to a digital initiative

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Library of Congress

Library of Congress gathering pandemic documents, artifacts to preserve history

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Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress in the Thomas Jefferson Building

The Library of Congress brings in an outsider to take over a public-facing division

The Library of Congress has chosen Dennis Clark, an academic librarian, to come to Washington to head up its Research and Reference Service Division.

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Lloyd Austin

Defense workers get ethics reminder from DoD secretary

In today’s Federal Newscast, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is reminding servicemembers and DoD employees about the ethical values of the department.

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Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress in the Thomas Jefferson Building

Library of Congress completes major project to preserve early presidential papers

The Library of Congress recently digitized and made publicly available papers of presidents from George Washington to Calvin Coolidge. For how they did it, Civil War and Reconstruction specialist Michelle Krowl.

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