Massachusetts police apologized for searching an eighth grade classroom this week for the often-banned book "Gender Queer" after an unidentified person complained it contained pornographic images.

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GREAT BARRINGTON — The teacher whose classroom was searched by police for a controversial book says that she kept it in her classroom “to take a stand” and “to express her own identity." Now the ...

GREAT BARRINGTON — Civil rights lawyers once again have condemned a police search of a middle school classroom for a book, calling the search “unwarranted” and having a “chilling effect” and should ...

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Alexandra Alter, who covers publishing industry news and writes Books features for The Times, is always on the hunt for the next Harry Potter.

The last time I booked a vacation flight, I literally spent over an hour finding the cheapest ticket to Hawaii with two criteria in mind: that it wasn't a red-eye flight, and it only had one layover.