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- Shocking moment shoplifter knocks 77-year-old woman unconscious in Manhattan Barnes & Noble
A shoplifter knocked a 77-year-old woman unconscious as he made a mad dash from a Barnes & Noble bookstore in Manhattan on Saturday with just $35 in stolen Funko Pop! toys.
Daily Mail. Sunday, 11 Sep 2022. - Oklahoma bookstore challenges state book ban, sells merchandise with QR codes linking to open copies
A bookstore in Oklahoma is challenging the state's book ban using free merchandise and a QR code.
ABC News. Sunday, 11 Sep 2022. - People of color driving rise of independent bookstores
At Semicolon Bookstore & Gallery in Wicker Park, connection is key.
ABC News. Friday, 5 Aug 2022. - Book Soup, West Hollywood's storied bookstore, unionizes amid a larger organizing wave
Employees at the famed 'bookseller to the great and infamous' are currently in bargaining with its owner, Vroman's.
Los Angeles Times. Tuesday, 26 Jul 2022. - Maryland GOP Senate candidate arrested for allegedly filing false child trafficking report
A GOP Senate in Maryland has been arrested after he allegedly made false statements about child trafficking at an adult book store, according to police.
Fox News. Monday, 18 Jul 2022. - Black-Owned Bookstore Eso Won in South Los Angeles Is Closing
For more than three decades, Eso Won Books has championed Black writers. The store is closing by the end of the year, its co-founder says.
New York Times. Friday, 1 Jul 2022. - Eso Won, L.A.'s beloved Black-owned bookstore, will be closing its physical shop
James Fugate, co-owner of Leimert Park's venerable Black bookstore, said the storefront is closing at year's end but will stay open online.
Los Angeles Times. Tuesday, 14 Jun 2022. - Justices decline to take up ex-campus bookstore worker case
The Ohio Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to take up a fired college bookstore employee's battle for his job, appearing to end the Ohioan's yearslong saga.
Washington Times. Tuesday, 7 Jun 2022. - Belarusian Publisher, Associate Arrested After Opening New Bookstore
Police in Minsk have detained the director of a publishing house, Andrey Yanushkevich, and his associate, Nasta Karnatskaya, after they opened a general bookstore in the Belarusian capital.
Radio Liberty. Tuesday, 17 May 2022.