March 18, 2012

Will Sheehey hit the game-winning jumper with 12.7 seconds remaining and Indiana advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in a decade.

Clear fissures have developed among pro-Israel groups, including among hard-liners themselves, over just how aggressively to confront Iran.

A small crew with a tiny marketing budget made gradual use of social media to build interest in a movie with tricky subject matter.

A crop of military memoirs has found an audience among readers eager to embrace stories that accentuate heroism.

Stars of the Maastricht art fair include a Rubens, a Hennry Moore and an ancient Chinese cauldron.

Nonfiction should mean facts and nothing but the facts, argues the theater critic Charles Isherwood, in support of the retraction by “This American Life” of a program about Mike Daisey’s “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs.”

The SXSW festival in Austin, Tex., offered 2,000 acts this year.

As Apple’s cash balance has piled up, analysts and investors have begun to call more loudly for it to return some of the money to shareholders as dividends.

Kendall Marshall sustained a fractured right wrist on a hard foul late in the game against Creighton, and his status for the rest of tournament is undetermined.

Sidney Crosby had three assists as the Pittsburgh Penguins dominated the Devils, 5-2.

New York struggled to get the puck past Colorado goalie Semyon Varlamov, despite carrying the play for most of the game.

Royal Ivey, an eight-year N.B.A. veteran, is one of the very few athletes who make it into professional sports, but he understood he had to go back to school and get a degree.