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(JTA) – Bruce Friedman was moved by “The Diary of Anne Frank” when he read it at age 9. As a child in a kosher-keeping Jewish home on Long Island

Bruce Friedman is one of the most prolific book challengers in the country. He's not the only Jew in this fight.

The successes followed two of hundreds of challenges Friedman has filed against books in Clay County, Florida.

In recent years, local fascist and neo-Nazi groups in Serbia have become emboldened under President Aleksandar Vučić.

For the past five years, the shingled, one-room structure has been tucked away behind the Roxbury, Connecticut, Town Hall.

Author Dianne Braley, who lived on the Island for many years and still returns for part of the summer, wrote a powerful book, “The Silence in the Sound,” which is set here and inspired by actual events. While the plot includes the protagonist providing nursing care for Pulitzer prizewinning author and Island resident William Styron […]

The secluded home in Roxbury, listed for $6.5 million, was built for a power couple who hobnobbed among the elite of New York City and Washington, D.C.

The Litchfield County estate's $6.5 million price surpasses local records in Roxbury, Connecticut.

Set in a Polish ghetto, Dmitry Glukhovsky’s superb play explores the terrible choices made by people under occupation

In My Crazy Century, Ivan Klímas emphasizes moral dilemmas in spare, simple prose, avoiding cant or cliché.