Saundra Pelletier is marketing a new form of birth control to women wary of hormones.

The Pill Helped Start the Sexual Revolution. What Will Phexxi Do?

The Consumer Price Index showed the strongest year-over-year reading since 2008, and a core index popped the most since 1992.

Prices Jumped 5% in May From Year Earlier, Stoking Debate in Washington

The Pentagon’s leadership is taking steps to promote inclusion in the military, prompting a political backlash.

As Military Addresses Diversity, Republicans See Culture War Target

Amanda Kloots grieved in public when her husband Nick Cordero died. Now she is sharing the rest of her story in “Live Your Life.”

The Story of a Famous Covid Widow

In response to Times articles, the search giant is changing its algorithm, part of a major shift in how Google polices harmful content.

Google Seeks to Break Vicious Cycle of Online Slander

The coronavirus hit some Jewish communities especially hard. As he followed his own odyssey during the pandemic, Tzali Reicher tallied the dead — and learned about the lives they lived.

The Brooklyn Man Who Set Out to Track Every Jew Lost to Covid

Randy and Eric Park’s mother was among eight people killed in the spa shootings. They have been largely left to navigate the world by themselves.

‘She Died Working for Us’: Sons of Atlanta Victim Struggle to Move Forward

The first shows to reopen face a challenge: It is hard to draw audiences without tourists, but hard to draw tourists without shows.

Headliners and Headdresses Return to Las Vegas. Will Tourists Follow?

At locations across the country, there have been complaints about shortages of key ingredients for popular drinks, breakfast foods and even cups, lids and straws.

Starbucks, Flush With Customers, Is Running Low on Ingredients

Within days of announcing a policy shift aimed at cutting back on reimbursements for emergency room care, the major insurer retreated — for now.

Outcry Forces UnitedHealthcare to Delay Plan to Deny Coverage for Some E.R. Visits

Journalists aim to shed light on an issue. But an assignment in Wisconsin about diversity stirred long-simmering tensions.

I Reported on a Community Dispute. The Dispute Got Worse.

Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.

5 Things to Do This Weekend

The production also has a new management team to replace Scott Rudin, who stepped aside after allegations of abusive behavior.

Jeff Daniels to Return to Broadway in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’

According to a new study, renting costs less per month in the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the United States.

Renting Is Cheaper Than Buying, Almost Everywhere

The New York Times asked photography students at the Bronx Documentary Center to show us how they see themselves.

‘The People That Are Within These Frames’: A Community Offers Self-Portraits

Quotation of the Day for Thursday, June 10, 2021.

Quotation of the Day: For Wary New Yorkers, It’s Just Not the Year for Big Celebrations

What clothes are cool right now? The terrifying answer is you can wear whatever you want.

There Are No Fashion Rules Anymore

If you’re fully vaccinated and still feeling nervous, here’s how to cope.

5 Ways to Ease Back Into the World

Going from one place to another right now can mean being jolted by conflicting sets of rules and regulations, depending on the state of the pandemic at your destination. It can be a dizzying experience.

Confused? Overwhelmed? You May Have Travel Whiplash.

The utilitarian Yugo may be the most maligned auto in history, ridiculed for its looks and its (many) flaws. “We really need tougher slander laws in this country,” one Yugo defender says.

They Love the Car That People Love to Hate

After a year of record price declines, lease signings are up and landlords are pulling back on rent concessions.

New York Rents Appear Close to Bottom

Glass bottles are the largest source of the wine industry’s carbon footprint. Several companies are experimenting with new shipping methods.

The Message in a Reusable Wine Bottle: Combat Climate Change

An Arab party in the emerging government is pushing it to recognize communities that have long existed in a sad state of limbo.

A New Israeli Government Could Mean Help for Neglected Bedouin Villages

Tim Dolan of Broadway Up Close and his crew of tour guides are back on the sidewalks, catering to a growing number of visitors.

No Broadway Shows? No Problem. Walking Tours Fill a Void.

The EnVision spacecraft will complement two NASA missions announced last week, ending the relative loneliness of a planet sometimes thought of as Earth’s twin.

June 10, 2021

Headlines from June 10, 2021

The Pill Helped Start the Sexual Revolution. What Will Phexxi Do?

Prices Jumped 5% in May From Year Earlier, Stoking Debate in Washington

As Military Addresses Diversity, Republicans See Culture War Target

The Story of a Famous Covid Widow

Google Seeks to Break Vicious Cycle of Online Slander

Billboard 200

Evermore

Sour

The Off-Season

Dangerous: The Double Album

A Gangsta's Pain

Historical Context for June 10, 2021