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Stephen Merchant Is an Unsmooth Criminal

The African Artist-Writer Who Mapped New Worlds

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

The W.H.O. says attacks on medical workers in Ukraine have left dozens dead.

Hopes for a peace deal center on negotiators at a palace in Istanbul.

The U.S. and allies are preparing new sanctions on Russian supply chains.

Britain detains a Russian superyacht in London.

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

Inside the 2022 Vanity Fair Oscars Party

Biden’s ‘Gaffe’ About Putin: Was It the Truth?

2022 Oscar Winners: Complete List

In a Fiery Speech Rallying Allies, Biden Denounces Putin and Seemingly Calls for His Ouster

Biden denounces Russian invasion, casting it as part of a decades-long attempt to crush democracies.

The Making of Vladimir Putin

Yemeni Rebel Attack Sets Saudi Oil Facility Ablaze

Warhol-mania: Why the Famed Pop Artist Is Everywhere Again

Review: The Sophisticated Simplicity of a Mark Morris Masterpiece

Biden Strikes Gas Deal to Reduce Europe’s Reliance on Russia

Today in On Tech: Competing for streets and sidewalks.

Poland will end its indoor mask mandate and other pandemic rules next week.

What Students Are Saying About Anti-L.G.B.T.Q. Legislation, Multilingualism and Nature’s Wonders

Vail Dance Festival to Feature Roman Mejia and Caili Quan

Why Can’t Spy Agencies Predict a Country’s Will to Fight?

Expanding child care is New York’s next big-ticket budget priority.

Leaders of Israel, U.A.E. and Egypt Meet for Their First Summit

Amanda Bynes, Former Child Star, Is Released From Conservatorship

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

U.N. Chief Warns of ‘Catastrophe’ With Continued Use of Fossil Fuels

The F.D.A.’s expert panel on vaccines will discuss the U.S. booster strategy in April.

Religion-Fueled Mobs on the Rise Again in Pakistan

Hospitalizations of young children with the virus surged during the U.S. Omicron wave.

Some states in the U.S. are closing virus testing sites despite fears of a new surge.

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.

Spain, Seeking Better Ties With Morocco, Shifts Stance on Western Sahara

Review: In ‘What You Are Now,’ Memory Is a Dangerous Thing

As diplomacy drags on, peace seems far off in Ukraine.

With Zero Notice, U.K. Ferry Company Lays Off Hundreds of Workers Over Video

What Students Are Saying About Emotional Intelligence, Speaking Their Mind at School and Underappreciated Sports

Today in On Tech: Some of the tech magic is gone.

Ralph Terry, Yankee Hurler Redeemed by One Pitch, Dies at 86

Review: A ‘Punk Ballerina’ Turns to Film and Fashion

‘Life & Beth’ Review: Further Inside Amy Schumer

Japan ordered new safety measures for nuclear reactors after the Fukushima disaster.