The Irish, the defending national champions, also eliminated the Huskies in a thrilling semifinal last year.

Women’s Final Four: Notre Dame Knocks UConn Out Again

The coach’s checkered N.C.A.A. past has followed him to the Final Four, but his all-in persona leads colleges to keep hiring him, and players to keep winning for him.

Bruce Pearl at Auburn: Rebirth of a Salesman

The credibility of the Federal Reserve around the world has been built over decades.

What’s at Risk if the Fed Becomes as Partisan as the Rest of Washington

As Americans worry about the potential end of a 10-year expansion, it’s worth studying the Aussies, whose winning streak is about to turn 28.

What the Rest of the World Can Learn From the Australian Economic Miracle

The rise of Candida auris embodies a serious and growing public health threat: drug-resistant germs.

A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy

CorePower, the country’s largest yoga studio chain, is leading the way to make every American citizen a yoga teacher.

Inside CorePower Yoga Teacher Training

Once known for prudence, Danske Bank and Swedbank are at the vortex of multifaceted money laundering scandals. Here’s how to make sense of them.

Why Scandinavian Banks’ Clean Reputations Are Threatened by Dirty Money

Joe Biden delayed his entry into the Democratic field, hoping to avoid the fray. Now, a crisis he was unprepared for has left him as badly bruised as anyone in the race.

Biden Didn’t Rush Into 2020. The Race Came to Him Anyway.

Young players with dreams of glory think elite training programs lead to riches. They do. Just rarely for them.

Fiery Deaths of 10 Boys Exposes Brutality of Brazil’s Soccer Mills

Our individualistic culture inflames the ego and numbs the spirit. Failure teaches us who we are.

The Moral Peril of Meritocracy

Carr’s new memoir, “All That You Leave Behind,” documents her relationship with her father, the former Times reporter and columnist David Carr, and her own troubles, including with alcoholism.

Erin Lee Carr on Father-Daughter Joys and Struggles

Sure, you can rely on your phone to take photographs. But these items can help elevate the quality of your images without weighing you down.

6 Tools for Improving Your Vacation Photos

Apartment buildings in New York don’t get to decide when it’s time to switch from heat to air-conditioning.

Can My Building Turn Off the Heat in April?

Wes Johnson, the first pitching coach to jump from college to the majors, is part of a tech-savvy generation that eschews the eyeball test.

The Science of Building a Better Pitcher

You can’t. So when we set out to adapt Amanda Hess’s “Internetting” video series for the print paper, we wanted to amplify qualities of the internet while celebrating the print reading experience.

How Do You Print Out the Entire Internet?

Plus, the latest news on Boeing’s plane troubles, and more Brexit angst.

The Week in Business: Mexican Border Drama, and Trump Butts Heads With the Fed

If you can paste it to a poster board, you can be it. Probably.

How to Make a Vision Board That Works, for Real This Time

The message of inclusivity is meant to be helpful, but it can actually do harm.

Why Do We All Have to Be Beautiful?

We overestimate and underestimate our abilities in weird ways.

You Are Not as Good at Kissing as You Think. But You Are Better at Dancing.

The Lady Bears, who had crushed their other tournament opponents, are seeking a third national championship.

Baylor Women Survive a Battle with Oregon to Reach the Title Game

Quotation of the Day for Saturday, April 6, 2019.

Quotation of the Day: Waiting for Asylum in the United States, Migrants Live in Fear in Mexico

A hotel — and urban winery — created out of shipping containers and wrapped in a blanket of sustainability makes its mark on the undulating hills of “Valpo.”

Hotel Review: The WineBox Valparaíso, Chile

Kirsten Gillibrand, Pete Buttigieg and the fresh-face fallacy.

How Old Is 37? Depends on Your Gender

Two college students in Oregon are accused of tricking Apple into replacing nearly 1,500 counterfeit iPhones with genuine ones that were later sold.

Scheme to Swap Fake iPhones Adds Up to $900,000 Loss for Apple, Prosecutors Say

The Mets hit five home runs, two by J.D. Davis, but the winning blow was Keon Broxton’s two-out single in the eighth inning, which broke a 5-5 tie.

Mets Rally in Eighth to Defeat the Nationals

Michael O'Donnell was a British physician, journalist, author and broadcaster.

April 6, 2019

Headlines from April 6, 2019

Women’s Final Four: Notre Dame Knocks UConn Out Again

Bruce Pearl at Auburn: Rebirth of a Salesman

What’s at Risk if the Fed Becomes as Partisan as the Rest of Washington

What the Rest of the World Can Learn From the Australian Economic Miracle

A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy

Billboard 200

Bad Habits

Thank U; Next

Death Race For Love

The World Is Yours 2

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Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 6, 2019