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A team from the International Red Cross prepares to try to enter Mariupol.

A Whitney Biennial of Shadow and Light

Ginni Thomas’s Texts, and the Limits of Chief Justice Roberts’s Power

Judge Rules Parts of Florida Voting Law Unconstitutional

‘Turning Red’ Is Not a Credit to the Asian Race. That’s Why It’s Good.

‘Morbius’ Review: The Other Bat, Man

Review: Dancing the Night Away With Brazil’s Cia Suave

Russia is moving some troops away from Kyiv, a Ukrainian official says.

The Biden administration plans to stop turning away immigrants under a public health rule in May.

Spam Texts From Your Own Number? ‘Bad Actors’ Sent Them, Verizon Says.

Ashton Hawkins, Manager of the Rich and Powerful at the Met Museum, Dies at 84

How Film Forum Became the Best Little Movie House in New York

Britain detains a Russian superyacht in London.

Palestinian Gunman Kills 4 in Israel’s Fifth Attack in Recent Days

In Kyiv, battleground for a nation’s soul, Ukraine tries to put Russia on the defensive.

The budget may reignite a congressional fight over cryptocurrency.

Lawmakers in both parties signal changes for Biden’s budget.

El momento de los Oscar que sigue generando debate

4 Dead After Driver Crashes Into an Encampment of Homeless People

DeSantis Is Trump 2.0

Red Carpet Oscars Fashion From Best Actor and Actress Nominees

More places ease pandemic restrictions but promote vaccines: The week in Covid news.

A history of the tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

British Museum to Remove Sackler Name From Its Walls

The international Red Cross leader comes under fire for meeting with Russia’s foreign minister.

How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?

U.S. Faces Mexico With Simple Goal: ‘We Just Have to Qualify’

Weekly Health Quiz: A Great Exercise, Boosters and a New Psychiatric Diagnosis

Review: ‘Little Girl Blue’ Revisits Nina Simone in Her Prime

Judge Jackson says she will recuse herself in Harvard admissions case.

A top virologist who visited a Wuhan market in 2014 said he found it to be a ‘pandemic waiting to happen.’

New York City to End Mask Mandate for Preschool Children

Tiny Love Stories: ‘The Empty City Was Our Playground’

A Dance Company Looks to the Future With a New Artistic Team

A day of excitement for Jackson’s supporters as history unfolds on Capitol Hill.

The Smaller Bombs That Could Turn Ukraine Into a Nuclear War Zone

Walls, Dreams and Genocide: Zelensky Invokes History to Rally Support

An E.R. Memoir Conveys Hectic Work, Empathy and Outrage

It’s Now Putin’s Plan B in Ukraine vs. Biden’s and Zelensky’s Plan A

A Younger O’Bannon Plays in a New College Sports Landscape

New Details Flesh Out How Project Veritas Acquired Ashley Biden’s Diary

Here’s a look back at two years of the pandemic in New York City.

Omicron’s BA.2 version is rising, complicating hopes of living with the virus: The week in Covid news.

Overlooked No More: Louise Little, Activist and Mother of Malcolm X

Russian Rocket Attack Turns Ukrainian Marine Base to Rubble, Killing Dozens

Some U.S. states are reducing daily reporting of coronavirus data, raising fears of blind spots.

Some U.S. states are reducing daily reporting of coronavirus data, raising fears of blind spots.

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, Venerated Talmudic Scholar, Dies at 94