May 9, 2022

Alice Childress’s 1962 play about interracial love and hate gets its first major New York revival in 50 years.

Three elite dribblers of the past — God Shammgod, Tim Hardaway and Oscar Robertson — share their secrets, and name their favorites now.

Mayor Adams and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who represent divergent wings of the Democratic Party, have not spoken one-on-one in nearly a year.

Elvira Nabiullina got another five-year term as head of Russia’s central bank after quelling the initial market panic over the invasion of Ukraine.

Ahead of this week’s final round, a writer and photographer went backstage for this state-versus-state competition based on Eurovision. The singers get it. Does America?

The island’s energy grid has struggled to recover after Hurricane María almost wiped it out in 2017. While solar-power systems can fill gaps, they aren’t cheap.

New data from China is adding to worries over high inflation, rising interest rates and supply chain disruptions.

Played in “The Wizard of Oz” and other classic films, Toscha Seidel’s Stradivarius could sell for almost $20 million.

The war has complicated relationships between Russians and Ukrainians.

The Russian president, in a much-anticipated speech on his country’s most important holiday, did not proclaim an escalation of the fight in Ukraine.

Kevin Thompson thought he would lead his hometown church for the rest of his life. Then came Trump and everything after.

The Tony nominations spread the wealth among many worthy (and a few unworthy) productions, as if to salute them for arriving at all.