“Sex and Vanity,” Kwan’s new novel, updates E.M. Forster’s classic with a multinational cast and a lot less restraint.

When the Room With a View Is Kevin Kwan’s, Things Might Get Wild

A lawyer for the former national security adviser turned to the attorney general for help, and he delivered, months before a pair of appellate judges handed Mr. Flynn another legal victory.

How Michael Flynn’s Defense Team Found Powerful Allies

The two-part documentary, which follows the campaigns of several female politicians of color and the communities that rally with them, shows what a systemic shift actually looks like.

In ‘And She Could Be Next,’ Women of Color Take on Politics

The New York police have taken on a vast purview beyond crime fighting that includes schools and mental health. Officials are now rethinking that.

Why the $6 Billion N.Y.P.D. Is Now a Target of ‘Defund the Police’

The flights, which could begin as soon as Monday, are a major step in getting the plane flying again.

Boeing Gets Go-Ahead for Test Flights of Its Troubled 737 Max

After layoffs, furloughs and salary cuts, the museum prepares to reopen with a reduced budget and will present an exhibition about the pandemic.

Museum of the City of New York: Reduced but Reopening

In Duncan Macmillan’s play, streaming live from the Old Vic, the stars of “The Crown” play a contradictory couple in an age of isolation.

‘Lungs’ Review: Claire Foy and Matt Smith Chase Love in the Dark

The recovery of large amounts of American cash at a Taliban outpost in Afghanistan helped tip off U.S. officials. It is believed that at least one U.S. troop death was the result of the bounties.

Spies and Commandos Warned Months Ago of Russian Bounties on U.S. Troops

Paranoid hallucinations plague many coronavirus patients in I.C.U.s, an experience that can slow recovery and increase risk of depression and cognitive issues.

‘They Want to Kill Me’: Many Covid Patients Have Terrifying Delirium

More than three years after his exit, the 44th president of the United States is back on a political battlefield he longed to leave.

How the Trump Campaign Is Drawing Obama Out of Retirement

The ultimate old-school editor is grappling with a moment of cultural reckoning.

Marty Baron Made The Post Great Again. Now, the News Is Changing.

For many young athletes, senior night is the last act of the last season of their high school careers, and their days as competitive athletes. But how do you celebrate after the coronavirus rewrites the story?

The Lost Spring

Coronavirus cases are spiking in states that reopened quickly, threatening the country’s economic recovery.

The Week in Business: Don’t Say You Weren’t Warned

The company helped turn the United States into a gas exporter but became known for an illegal scheme to suppress the price of oil and gas leases.

Chesapeake Energy, a Shale Pioneer, Files for Bankruptcy Protection

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, June 28, 2020.

Quotation of the Day: For Black NASCAR Fans, It Can Be Lonely at the Track

Saving a parking space, an empty seat on a crowded bus and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

‘We Noticed a Man Who Was Standing in the Street Near the Curb’

The work of Hu Jie, who has made more than 30 movies, is little known even in China. The release of “Spark” and “The Observer” should make him better known abroad.

Excavating Chinese History, One Harrowing Film at a Time

The organization will commission a comprehensive survey to get a handle on diversity onstage, backstage and in production offices.

Broadway League Pledges Change Amid National Uproar Over Racism

Opening bars and bringing back football teams have led to new outbreaks. Communities that evolved around campuses face potentially existential losses in population, jobs and revenue.

‘We Could Be Feeling This for the Next Decade’: Virus Hits College Towns

A surge in coronavirus cases has prompted officials to prohibit alcohol sales in bars and close Miami beaches for the coming holiday. But will it be enough?

Florida’s Covid Cases Up Fivefold in 2 Weeks: ‘The Numbers Are Scary’

Migrants say Houthi militias that control northern Yemen are brutally forcing them out of their territory and into dangerous situations.

African Migrants in Yemen Scapegoated for Coronavirus Outbreak

Tune into the 20th annual BET Awards, or watch a true crime documentary series on HBO.

What’s on TV Sunday: The BET Awards and ‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’

Allan Adam leads a Dene nation that famously fought the Canadian government and oil lobby in its territory.

Chief Beaten by Police Is Longtime Fighter for Indigenous Rights

Along with two fellow Marines, he was back in Cuba when a flag was hoisted again at the American Embassy in 2015.

Mike East, Who Lowered U.S. Flag in Havana in 1961, Dies at 81

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

June 28, 2020

Headlines from June 28, 2020

When the Room With a View Is Kevin Kwan’s, Things Might Get Wild

How Michael Flynn’s Defense Team Found Powerful Allies

In ‘And She Could Be Next,’ Women of Color Take on Politics

Why the $6 Billion N.Y.P.D. Is Now a Target of ‘Defund the Police’

Boeing Gets Go-Ahead for Test Flights of Its Troubled 737 Max

Billboard 200

My Turn

Chromatica

BLAME IT ON BABY

Hollywood's Bleeding

Dark Lane Demo Tapes

Historical Context for June 28, 2020