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Tabitha Brown Is Spreading Joy and Veganism on TikTok

Tabitha Brown, an unlikely TikTok star, draws on challenges from her past to soothe millions of followers who are trapped inside during a pandemic.

The Coronavirus Is Just One Challenge the Navajo Nation Is Facing

The reservation has more coronavirus cases per capita than any state in the country.

The Conference Call Court

Yesterday, the Supreme Court considered two sets of cases with potentially historic implications for presidential power — over the phone.

Two New Cars, Designed From the Inside Out

Byton and Canoo offer radically distinct approaches to the way cars work for their owners. Canoo even does away with the idea of ownership.

2 Art Gallery Shows to Explore From Home

Galleries and museums are getting creative about presenting work online during the coronavirus crisis. Here are two shows worth viewing virtually.

The Blessing of Distraction

The comforting logic of sudoku puzzles offered respite from one woman’s tragedy.

4 Writers to Watch This Summer

Brit Bennett, Megha Majumdar, Roddy Doyle and Marie-Helene Bertino talk about their new books.

Coronavirus in N.Y.C.: Latest Updates

About 100 children now may have a rare inflammatory illness tied to the virus, and their cases are under investigation by state health officials.

Where Bats Are Still on the Menu, if No Longer the Best Seller

Indonesia’s wildlife markets are “like a cafeteria for animal pathogens,” but they have resisted efforts to close even as China has shut its own markets over coronavirus fears.

Will the Supreme Court Let Trump Hide His Tax Returns?

In a bid to keep his tax and financial records secret, the president’s lawyers tell the justices that he is beyond the reach of Congress and prosecutors.

Missing the Acts You Love? Spare a Thought for These Superfans

Hard-core music, theater and movie aficionados from around the world told us how they’re coping in coronavirus lockdown.

When Manhattan Was Mannahatta: A Stroll Through the Centuries

From lush forest to metropolis, the evolution of Lower Manhattan. Our critic walks with Eric W. Sanderson of the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Coronavirus Diary: Four Stints in Quarantine, on Two Continents

A reporter got a close-up look at how different governments handled the developing pandemic. Some were more impressive than others.

Los científicos temen otro brote de coronavirus con la reanudación de actividades

Ante la presión de reactivar la economía, algunas autoridades podrían actuar demasiado pronto y arriesgar la vida de los ciudadanos, dicen los investigadores.

This NASA Mission May Cause an Artificial Meteor Shower

A study says the DART mission’s collision with an asteroid near Earth may liberate enough debris to reach Earth’s atmosphere.