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Sides to grant each other access to criminal records, but larger issue of restrictions on US citizens from Gaza, West Bank remains

Today we took another step on the road to visa exemptions for Israelis says Ayelet Shaked - Click the link for more details.

Robert Silvers died on Monday, March 20, after serving as The New York Review of Books Editor since 1963. Over almost six decades, Silvers cultivated one of the most interesting, reflective, and lustrous stables of China writers in the world, some of whom offer their remembrances below.

In China in the 1980s, the word renquan (“human rights”) was extremely “sensitive.” Few dared even to utter it in public, let alone to champion the concept. Now, nearly three decades later, a grassroots movement called weiquan (“supporting rights”) has spread widely, and it seems clear that China’s rulers are helpless to reverse it. Even people at the lowest levels of society

NEW YORK (AP) — Jason Epstein, a publishing innovator and bon vivant who helped put the...

His 'deepest food memories attach to Maine, where his grandparents had an old house, and to the cuisine of New England in general,' a 2009 New York Times book review stated.

His 'deepest food memories attach to Maine, where his grandparents had an old house, and to the cuisine of New England in general,' a 2009 New York Times book review stated.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Jason Epstein, a publishing innovator and bon vivant who helped put the classics in paperback, co-founded The New York Review of Books

Publishing titan Jason Epstein worked with Vladimir Nabokov, Philip Roth and E.L. Doctorow.

His 'deepest food memories attach to Maine, where his grandparents had an old house, and to the cuisine of New England in general,' a 2009 New York Times book review stated.