Publishing & Culture: Hungary’s new government says it will guarantee the “free operation” of the book market, review child-protection-era publishing laws, and revisit VAT, teacher/library book buying, and textbook-market liberalization at Book Week in Budapest. AI in Books: An openly AI-assisted memoir, “How to Win One Million Dollars and Shit Glitter,” keeps racking up recognition, landing as a finalist for the National Indie Excellence Awards even as awards bodies debate disclosure rules. Book-to-Screen Picks: A summer roundup highlights titles to read before their film adaptations hit, including Hayley Kiyoko’s “Girls Like Girls.” Libraries & Reading Access: Dorchester’s Teasel & Skylark is named an Independent Bookshop Week “Bookshop Champion,” spotlighting local author events and community outreach. Education Policy: An inspectorate report says admission policies for special classes for autistic students still include conditional clauses contrary to guidance, with progress deemed insufficient. Sports & Gambling Rules: A Texas judge temporarily blocks the NCAA from stopping a quarterback’s eligibility after a wagering ban, a decision that could ripple through college sports.