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    1. CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
       
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    2. WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR
       
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3,000 CIVILIANS ESCAPE MARIUPOL, BUT RED CROSS EVACUATION IS POSTPONED


 * Some civilians fled Mariupol, but a Red Cross team facilitating a larger
   evacuation turned back after “conditions made it impossible to proceed.”
 * Another round of peace talks began via video link. The first E.U.-China
   summit in two years was overshadowed by the war. Here’s the latest.


SHAKEN AT FIRST, MANY RUSSIANS NOW RALLY BEHIND PUTIN’S INVASION



Polls and interviews show many Russians now accept the Kremlin’s assertion that
their country is under siege from the West.

Irpin, Ukraine
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Irpin, Ukraine
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Kyiv, Ukraine
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Irpin, Ukraine
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Irpin, Ukraine
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Mariupol, Ukraine
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Budapest
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Budapest
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Kyiv, Ukraine
Rodrigo Abd/Associated Press
Zaporizhia, Ukraine
Felipe Dana/Associated Press


MAPS: RUSSIA APPEARS TO BE RETREATING FROM KYIV, AS UKRAINIANS CLAIMED DOZENS OF
TOWNS IN THE NORTH.


UKRAINIAN HELICOPTERS FIRED ON AN OIL DEPOT IN BELGOROD, RUSSIA, AN OFFICIAL
THERE SAID.


STRONG JOB GAINS IN MARCH KEEP A FLAME UNDER THE RECOVERY



The U.S. economy added 431,000 jobs and the unemployment rate fell to 3.6
percent. Wages showed sharp gains, but that has been blunted by inflation.




AMAZON WORKERS ON STATEN ISLAND VOTE TO UNIONIZE IN SURPRISE WIN FOR LABOR



Despite heavy lobbying by the company, workers voted by a wide margin for a
union. It was seen as a rebuke of the company’s treatment of its employees.


BEHIND A PANDEMIC BOOM AT AMAZON WERE MISTAKEN FIRINGS AND A HIGH EMPLOYEE
TURNOVER RATE, THE TIMES FOUND. (FROM JUNE 2021)


DeSean McClinton-Holland for The New York Times

LIVE


N.Y.C. MAYOR SEEKS TO KEEP PRESCHOOL MASK MANDATE

Mayor Eric Adams cited a rise in cases, which has been driven by BA.2. Follow
updates on Covid.


TRACKING THE CORONAVIRUS ›

United States ›

United States › United StatesAvg. on Mar. 31 14-day change New cases 27,846 –8%
New deaths 698 –43%


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JUDGE DENIES GHISLAINE MAXWELL’S REQUEST FOR A NEW TRIAL

Ms. Maxwell, a longtime companion of Jeffrey Epstein, had requested one because
a juror failed to disclose his history of being sexually abused.

LIVE


WOMEN’S N.C.A.A. TOURNAMENT: FINAL MATCHUP TO BE DECIDED TONIGHT



South Carolina and Louisville are battling for a spot in the championship game.
Stanford then plays Connecticut at 9:30 p.m. Follow updates.


FINAL FOURS IN THE SAME CITY? DON’T EXPECT THAT FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER DECADE.


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BREAKING


WILL SMITH RESIGNS FROM ACADEMY AFTER SLAPPING CHRIS ROCK AT OSCARS



The actor said that he had “betrayed” the Academy’s trust with conduct that was
“shocking, painful, and inexcusable.”


Ruth Fremson/The New York Times


WORLD CUP DRAW: HIGHLIGHTS, ANALYSIS AND LOOKING AHEAD TO NOVEMBER



A star-studded ceremony revealed the groups for this year’s World Cup in Qatar,
even as three teams still have to qualify.


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SPIKE IN VIOLENCE POSES TEST FOR ISRAEL’S FRAGILE GOVERNMENT



A rash of terrorist attacks has spawned criticism of the government from the
left and right. But the coalition’s diversity has constrained its options.


Oded Balilty/Associated Press
The Great Read


DESPITE A FATAL DISEASE, LIVING WITH GUSTO AND HUNTING FOR ANSWERS



At 26, Sammy Basso is believed to be the oldest person with the disease
progeria. He’s hoping to find a treatment and the secrets of aging.


Nadia Shira Cohen for The New York Times
Opinion


THE EDITORIAL BOARD


PUTIN KNOWS WHAT HE’S DOING WITH UKRAINE’S REFUGEES. THIS IS THE WORLD’S BIG
TEST.






STEVEN SIMON AND JONATHAN STEVENSON


WHY PUTIN WENT STRAIGHT FOR THE NUCLEAR THREAT






LINDA GREENHOUSE


HOW LOW WILL SENATE REPUBLICANS GO ON KETANJI BROWN JACKSON?






JOHN MCWHORTER


WHAT WILL SMITH AND JOE BIDEN HAVE IN COMMON


SERGE SCHMEMANN


PUTIN ‘JUST THREW OVER THE CHESS BOARD,’ AND RUSSIANS FEEL SHAME AND DISMAY






PAUL KRUGMAN


WILL PUTIN KILL THE GLOBAL ECONOMY?






MICHELLE GOLDBERG


THE RIGHT’S DISNEY FREAKOUT






‘THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW’


SANCTIONING RUSSIA IS A FORM OF WAR. WE NEED TO TREAT IT LIKE ONE.






JAMELLE BOUIE


THIS IS WHY IT TOOK MORE THAN 100 YEARS TO GET AN ANTI-LYNCHING BILL


PETER COY


‘MEATSPACE’? TECHNOLOGY DOES FUNNY THINGS TO LANGUAGE


FRANK BRUNI


THE HYPERBOLE AND HORROR OF GINNI THOMAS


BRET STEPHENS


WHAT IF PUTIN DIDN’T MISCALCULATE?


MIRANDA FEATHERSTONE


I’M TIRED OF JUDGING OTHER PEOPLE’S COVID CHOICES


MANY OF US WANT TO AGE AT HOME. BUT THAT OPTION IS FADING FAST.


JAY CASPIAN KANG


‘TURNING RED’ IS NOT A CREDIT TO THE ASIAN RACE. THAT’S WHY IT’S GOOD.


VANESSA BARBARA


BOLSONARO SAID HIS ‘SPECIALTY IS KILLING.’ HE’S BEEN TRUE TO HIS WORD.



Jo Minor



ENDLESS SUMMER FRIDAYS



Some lucky workers are only working half-Fridays year-round, if they work
Fridays at all. The verdict? “It’s magic.”






A NEW CLUE MIGHT UNRAVEL THE MYSTERY OF HOW 9 HIKERS DISAPPEARED IN RUSSIA
DECADES AGO.


THE FILMMAKER BEHIND “BABI YAR” AND “DONBASS” BEMOANS THE WORLD’S “IMMORAL
POSITION.”




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YOUR FRIDAY EVENING BRIEFING



Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.


READ THE WATCHING NEWSLETTER



How much watching time do you have this weekend?


LISTEN TO ‘THE DAILY’



What the fight for the Ukrainian city of Mariupol means for the future of the
war.


READ THE COOKING NEWSLETTER



Our expert suggestions for what to cook this weekend.

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JEN PSAKI IS SAID TO BE IN TALKS TO JOIN MSNBC



Ms. Psaki, President Biden’s press secretary, could leave her role in the White
House as soon as next month, according to a person familiar with the talks.


JURORS BEGIN DELIBERATING CASE OF ALLEGED PLOT TO KIDNAP MICHIGAN’S GOVERNOR



Lawyers made closing arguments on Friday in the case against four men with
militia ties who are accused of conspiring to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.


FORMER YALE OFFICIAL ADMITS TO $40 MILLION FRAUD SCHEME



An administrator used university funds to buy computer equipment, which she
resold to pay for cars, real estate and vacations, the authorities said.


Farah Abdi Warsameh/Associated Press



WAR IN UKRAINE COMPOUNDS HUNGER IN EAST AFRICA



The conflict has driven up food costs in a region that depends on crops from
Russia and Ukraine and is facing what could be its worst drought in decades.


POPE APOLOGIZES FOR ABUSE OF INDIGENOUS CHILDREN IN CANADA’S SCHOOLS


C.D.C. CONFIRMS IT WILL LIFT PUBLIC HEALTH ORDER RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION


NEW YORK MOB HIT MAN ESCAPES CUSTODY WITH HIS SENTENCE NEARLY SERVED


MAN WHO POLICE SAY USED TINDER TO HUNT WOMEN IS CHARGED WITH MURDER


HOPE SOLO, FORMER U.S. SOCCER STAR, CHARGED WITH IMPAIRED DRIVING


IN A BLOW TO THE METS, JACOB DEGROM HITS THE INJURED LIST


BOY FATALLY SHOOTS CLASSMATE, 12, IN SOUTH CAROLINA, SHERIFF SAYS


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THE NEXT BIG ADDICTION TREATMENT


Jon Han



WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF THE OMICRON SUBVARIANT BA.2?


Andrew B. Myers for The New York Times



THE BEST BRAIN FOODS YOU’RE NOT EATING


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HOW ALCOHOL AFFECTS THE HEART


Mikey Burton



TAKE THE WEEKLY HEALTH QUIZ

Culture and Lifestyle

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JERROD CARMICHAEL COMES OUT IN A NEW HBO SPECIAL, BUT IT’S ABOUT MORE




In “Rothaniel,” the stand-up comic grapples with childhood secrets, the toll
silence has taken and the price he’s paying to break it, our critic writes.


David Malosh for The New York Times.



15 RECIPES FOR OBSERVING RAMADAN



As a month of fasting begins, these flavorful dishes will enliven suhoor meals
and iftar celebrations.


Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times



AN OLYMPIAN’S PLEA AGAINST WAR RESONATED, BUT HIS WORK GOES ON



Vladyslav Heraskevych, a Ukrainian skeleton competitor, uses the team van to
deliver supplies to Kyiv as he waits to be called for military duty.


Ryan Lowry for The New York Times



STEPHEN MERCHANT IS AN UNSMOOTH CRIMINAL IN ‘THE OUTLAWS’



Merchant, a creator of the original “Office” and other series, recruited
Christopher Walken for his new Amazon show about community service.


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FIVE HORROR MOVIES TO STREAM NOW



This month’s picks are proof that it doesn’t take big bucks to scare people’s
pants off with undead messiahs, unseen demons and uncanny commotions.


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