Official news from the U.S. Government Publishing Office

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The GPO team salutes the United States Army on its 251th birthday. We appreciate everything you do! @USArmy
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Happy Flag Day from GPO!
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Jun 13
On this day in 1966, the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Miranda v. Arizona further defined the due process clause of the 14th Amendment & established #MirandaRights. Read about it all in the Congressional Record digitized by GPO. govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-…
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Jun 12
On this day in 1943, the @NewYorker published a profile of Public Printer Augustus E. Giegengack. See the profile here: newyorker.com/magazine/1943/… #onthisday
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Jun 12
"Tear down this wall!" #OnThisDay, President Reagan called for the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to open the Berlin Wall. Read the entire speech in the Public Papers of the Presidents on GPO’s GovInfo. govinfo.gov/app/collection/p… #teardownthiswall
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Jun 11
As we celebrate America 250, we’re spotlighting our Federal Depository Library Program libraries that have helped shape our Nation’s story. Purdue University Libraries, an FDLP member since 1907, preserve the legacy of innovation and exploration through collections that include the papers of Neil Armstrong and one of the world’s most comprehensive Amelia Earhart archives. Neil A. Armstrong papers: earchives.lib.purdue.edu/dig… Amelia Earhart collections: collections.lib.purdue.edu/a… @PurdueLibraries @America250
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Jun 10
GPO is proud to produce White House programs for the Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge National Awards Ceremony. @WhiteHouse
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Jun 10
On this day in 1963, the #EqualPayAct was signed into law by President John F. Kennedy. It aimed to abolish wage disparity based on sex. See the law on GPO’s GovInfo: govinfo.gov/content/pkg/STAT… @JFKLibraryFdn
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Jun 10
In 1986, the GPO produced about 5.5 million passports for Americans traveling the world. #Passport100 @TravelGov
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Jun 9
New Mexico State Library created a fun America 250 craft: Pocket Constitution earrings! Learn how to create your own: libguides.nmstatelibrary.org… @nmstatelibrary @America250
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Jun 9
As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, we’re shining a spotlight on teammates across GPO who help inform America every day. Next up: our teammates at our Pueblo Distribution Center helping connect the public with Government information and publications. @America250
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Jun 9
Keep the United States Constitution with you wherever you go! GPO is proud to produce the handy-dandy Pocket Constitution. Get yours from the GPO Online Bookstore. bookstore.gpo.gov/products/c… @America250
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Jun 8
On this day in 1993, President Clinton signed the GPO Electronic Information Access Enhancement Act which enabled GPO to put government information online for the first time. A year later, GPO made the Congressional Record and Federal Register available on GPO Access. Today, the public can explore Government information on GovInfo.gov.
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Jun 7
The Buffalo & Erie County Public Library is celebrating 131 years in the Federal Depository Library Program with a month-long celebration! They have curated a wonderful display of Government documents that the library has received in their 131 years. This library has been part of the FDLP in New York since 1895. @buffalolibrary
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Jun 6
Today marks the anniversary of D-Day. On this day, tens of thousands of American soldiers, sailors, and airmen joined our allies and risked their lives to invade Normandy in northern France, which ultimately led to the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of WWII. The next day, U.S. Representatives said a prayer for those who served. “Some of our boys died last night for you and me that liberty may not die out of the human breast.” Read more in the Congressional Record on GPO’s GovInfo. govinfo.gov/app/collection/c…
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Jun 5
Superintendent of Documents Scott Matheson visits Northwestern University Libraries in Evanston, Illinois, in celebration of their 150th anniversary in the Federal Depository Library Program. This library has been part of the FDLP since 1876.   @NU_LIBRARY
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Jun 5
GPO began producing U.S. Passports in 1926 – and this year marks 100 years of that tradition! A century of helping Americans travel the world. Follow #Passport100 for more about the history of the United States Passport. @America250 @TravelGov
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Jun 4
Registration is now open for the fall 2026 Federal Depository Library Conference being held Sept. 22 – 23, 2026 and FDLP Preconference being held Sept 16, 2026. Join GPO for the largest annual gathering of Federal depository librarians and colleagues in the country! Learn more: fdlp.gov/2026-fdl-conference #FDLConference
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Jun 4
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, passport production dropped to around 4.9 million. Why? Economic turmoil. The era of high inflation, recessions and tighter budgets, often referred to as “The Great Inflation,” meant fewer Americans could afford international travel. Plus, longer passport validity reduced the need for frequent renewals. #Passport100 @TravelGov
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Jun 3
Congratulations to Queens Public Library in New York on 100 years in GPO’s Federal Depository Library Program! Thank you to this library for helping GPO in delivering on its vision of an America Informed! @QPLNYC
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