
Welcome back to The Weekend Press! Today, Natan Sharansky remembers the book that saved his life in a KGB prison. Joe Nocera sits down with Ken Feinberg, who 25 years ago helped distribute billions of dollars to the families of 9/11 victims...
Kenneth Feinberg doled out $7 billion to 5,300 victims’ families. The trick, he told Joe Nocera, was listening to the heartache.
“Do you think the 9/11 fund will be the lead of your obituary?” I asked Ken Feinberg.
I spent 16 months in a KGB prison that housed the most extensive library of classic literature I encountered in the USSR. There, Plato helped me keep my inner freedom, writes Natan Sharansky.
When I was growing up in the Soviet Union in th...
Phyllis Chesler knew the feminist activist for more than half a century. Today, she remembers their friendship, collaborations, and disagreements—and the movement they helped build.
This week, I find myself unexpectedly very sad. Gloria St...
It was only after I retired that I was finally able to devote myself to what I wanted to do all along: learn for the sake of learning. It has been exhilarating, writes Richard Mass.
Earlier this summer, after I successfully defended my 350...
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