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Goings On

Tables For Two: Gjelina • 45 Bond St.

Comment: Counting the Ways

Bad Old Days Dept.: Survivors

Village People: Rebel Yeller

Dept. of Picking: Make It New

Protest Dept.: Write It Again

Letter from Gaza: Hospitals in Ruins • A doctor witnesses what remains of a ravaged health-care system.

Shouts & Murmurs: Our Commitment to You

Onward and Upward with Technology: Subtitling Your Life • Advances in transcription are good news for the hard of hearing.

The Political Scene: Follow the Leader • A culture of obedience reigns in Trump’s Washington.

Poems: Madrigal

Profiles: Across the Gulf • Can President Claudia Sheinbaum manage Trump—and Mexico’s fragile democracy?

Takes: Carrie Brownstein on Richard Avedon’s Portrait of Cat Power

Poems: Beforetimes

Fiction: Tortoiseshell

A Critic at Large: A Time to Kill • The last-ditch effort to head off the Civil War.

Books: Screen Time • Motherhood in an age of reproductive surveillance.

Books: Briefly Noted

On and Off the Menu: Energy Boost • The quest to build a perfect protein bar.

The Theatre: London Bridge • “Richard II,” “The Years,” “Kyoto,” “Manhunt,” and “The Glass Menagerie.”

The Current Cinema: Consuming Passions • “Sinners.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A beginner-friendly puzzle.