For the most fragile New Yorkers and those who care for them, turning 23 brings enormous consequences.

Alexia’s Lifelong Nurse Has to Leave Her. Here’s Why.

Working on the audio documentary “Odessa” gave one producer a painful look at the post-lockdown emotional struggles of teenagers.

‘Just Overwhelmed’: When a School Restarts but Students Can’t

Brian Taylor runs the business out of his home, but he has also started a mobile service, which has grown popular during the pandemic.

How the Owner of a Doggie Day Spa Spends His Sundays

Quotation of the Day for Friday, April 30, 2021.

Quotation of the Day: Hauling Loads, With Pets at Their Side

With help from close relatives, the 87-year-old artist is still working, even if he doesn’t apply the paint himself.

Frank Bowling’s New Paintings Are Family Affairs

Ms. Gaynor, best known for the disco hits “I Will Survive” and “Never Can Say Goodbye,” is listing the two-story home in Green Brook, N.J., for $1.249 million.

Gloria Gaynor’s Contemporary House Back on the Market

Readers respond to recent issues of the Sunday Book Review.

Reflecting on a Lifetime of Reading and Other Letters to the Editor

As Mock says goodbye to the groundbreaking drama that changed her life, she is planning to make more television that shows people that they are not alone.

True Romance: Janet Mock on the Final Season of ‘Pose’

The film tells the story of an aspiring high school wrestler with cerebral palsy.

‘Triumph’ Review: Going to the Mat

Emergent BioSolutions’ C.E.O. announced several executive changes but vigorously defended the company, which is on track for record revenues.

Shake-Up at Covid Vaccine Manufacturer That Tossed Millions of Doses

Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders are expected to follow the chairman’s lead and reject demands for more disclosures.

In Opposing Climate and Diversity Proposals, Buffett Risks Looking Out of Step

New audiobooks to queue up in or out of the kitchen.

From Nigella Lawson to David Chang, Chefs Narrate the Stories Behind the Dishes

Supply chain problems and labor shortages have made home improvement projects even more complicated.

Renovating Your Kitchen This Summer? Proceed With Caution.

Joe Drape and Melissa Hoppert weigh in on the contenders for the 147th running of the Kentucky Derby.

Expert Picks: Who Will Win the Kentucky Derby

Local leaders raised the funds, but mysteriously, there was no record of what the battered timepiece looked like when it was installed more than 100 years ago.

A Sidewalk Clock Standing Proudly in Queens Gets a Restoration

With offers of cash, housing and a budding talent pool, smaller cities and states hope to get in on the ground floor of a new era for remote workers.

Want to Move to Our Town? Here’s $10,000 and a Free Bike.

An estimated 100,000 people had gathered on Mount Meron to celebrate a religious holiday. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a “terrible disaster.”

Stampede at Israel Religious Celebration Kills at Least 45

Since the league began allowing underclassmen to enter the draft in 1990, the number who do so has ballooned more than threefold. There are fewer options for those who go undrafted.

As Underclassmen Flood the N.F.L. Draft, Landing Places Dry Up

The bill, which Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to sign, is the latest Republican effort to restrict voting after the 2020 election. It will make Florida the first major swing state won by Donald Trump to pass such a law.

Florida Republicans Pass Voting Limits in Broad Elections Bill

In Remy Lai’s graphic novel, “Pawcasso,” a dog that crashes an art class may not be who he seems.

It’s a Dog’s Life — or Is It?

Corrections that appeared in print on Friday, April 30, 2021.

Corrections: April 30, 2021

Six new paperbacks to check out this week.

New in Paperback: ‘All Adults Here’ and ‘Fire in Paradise’

We're finally on the cusp of a humane family policy.

America Is Brutal to Parents. Biden Is Trying to Change That.

Trevor Lawrence was taken with the first pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

N.F.L. draft order and picks: Here are the first round results.

The Jets used the second pick in the N.F.L. draft to select Zach Wilson from Brigham Young, hoping that their long search for a franchise quarterback is over.

April 30, 2021

Headlines from April 30, 2021

Alexia’s Lifelong Nurse Has to Leave Her. Here’s Why.

‘Just Overwhelmed’: When a School Restarts but Students Can’t

How the Owner of a Doggie Day Spa Spends His Sundays

Quotation of the Day: Hauling Loads, With Pets at Their Side

Frank Bowling’s New Paintings Are Family Affairs

Billboard 200

Young Stoner Life: Slime Language 2

Fearless (Taylor's Version)

Dangerous: The Double Album

Justice

Heart

Historical Context for April 30, 2021