12 May 2025NewsCopyrightSarah Speight

Trump’s ‘unlawful’ sacking of Copyright Office boss ‘no coincidence’

Director Shira Perlmutter loses her job in latest move by White House | Sacking is a “power grab”, says Democrat Congressman | News follows publication by Copyright Office of a report on AI and firing of librarian of Congress.

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