Trump Ends Federal Grants for Museums and Public Libraries

<![CDATA[In 1881, industrialist Andrew Carnegie built a public library in his hometown of Dunfermline, Scotland. At the time, Carnegie had amassed a Musk-sized fortune in 19th-century dollars. He made it his life's work to fund libraries across the United States and the English-speaking world because he believed strongly in the power of education to change the lives of immigrants like him.]]>