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Some Muslims Are Using Digital Rings to Track Their Praises to God

C. Vivian Stringer, Celebrated College Basketball Coach, Says She Will Retire

An Artist Shines Light on the Black Aristocracy

To Tackle Student Debt, Fix Ineffective Colleges

A ‘Hard Hat Mass’ for Fallen Workers

May Vocabulary Challenge: Write a Story Using Our Words of the Day

Love Letter: Smiling, Remembering the Bad Times

How to Clean Wood Cutting Boards

‘Extremely Critical Fire Weather’ Threatens the Southwest

Instacart Searches for a Direction as Its Pandemic Boom Fades

Flooding on the Red River (Then and Now)

‘Small Kindnesses’: A Collective Poem by Teenagers Around the World

New York’s Top Court Voids Democrat-Drawn House Map

Cynthia Albritton, Rock’s ‘Plaster Caster,’ Dies at 74

Minneapolis Officers Found to Engage in Racist Policing

Book Bans, From Both the Left and the Right

Vaccines for young children are being delayed by incomplete data, a top F.D.A. official suggests.

Donald Baechler, Painter of Cartoonish Collages, Is Dead at 65

A new U.S.-led international group will meet monthly to focus on aiding Ukraine.

In France, a Victory and a Warning

‘The Premonitions Bureau’ Recounts Crowdsourcing the Supernatural

Wildfires Burn More Than 100,000 Acres in Three States

Emmanuel Macron is re-elected French president, defeating Marine Le Pen.

How hated is Macron? The answer could decide the presidency.

Hermann Nitsch, 83, Dies; Sought Artistic Transcendence in Blood and Guts

Russian forces resume attacks on the Mariupol steel plant where Ukrainian soldiers are holding out, officials say.

For France’s Muslims, a Choice Between Lesser Evils in Presidential Vote

‘The Baby’ Review: That Kid’s a Monster. No, Literally.

A Climate Snapshot

Former C.I.A.-Run Prison Emerges as a New Front in Guantánamo’s Legal Saga

The U.S. is extending a vaccine rule for international travelers at its land borders.

The YouTube Rabbit Hole Is Nuanced

Ukraine’s profane stamp that has become a symbol of resistance sells out.

Dede Robertson, Wife and Partner of Pat Robertson, Dies at 94

Virus cases are rising in New York, but Hochul says it’s hard to predict what form the ‘bump’ might take.

Biden says Americans should decide for themselves if they want to wear masks on public transportation.

Masks stay required for N.Y.C. public transit, taxis and ride-share vehicles.

Alfie Allen Gets in the Zone with Gospel Music and Pineapples

Henkel, a German manufacturer, reverses course and exits Russia.

Florida Rejects Math Textbooks, Citing ‘Prohibited Topics’

How much money do the Boston Marathon champions win?

Americans Over 60 Should Get Second Booster, Official Says

Paul Siebel, Singer Whose Career Was Notable but Brief, Dies at 84

Days After Ouster, Imran Khan Is Back on the Trail in Pakistan