AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPentagon & Press Clash: A federal judge refused to block the Pentagon from firing Stars and Stripes publisher Max Lederer and two journalists, saying their claims don’t qualify for First Amendment protection because the speech was tied to “government speech.” Publishing & Rights: Grand Central Publishing is reissuing Octavia E. Butler’s long-suppressed “Survivor” in print, ebook, and audiobook—nearly 50 years after release—despite Butler’s repeated objections. Books & Community: Cherokee author Traci Sorell and journalist Will Chavez’s “Riding the Trail: Cherokees Remember the Removal” gets a museum book signing at Sequoyah Birthplace Museum. Reading Culture: National Read a Book Day lands Sept. 6, with staff picks aimed at students looking for weekend page-turners. Nuclear Power & Books/Ideas: DOE highlights four privately developed advanced test reactors reaching criticality, underscoring how AI-driven data centers are pulling more U.S. nuclear momentum.
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