‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Lands the Biggest Global Opening Ever The Disney-Marvel movie collected $630 million worldwide and $250 million domestically. By ANDREW R. CHOW
Larry Harvey, the Man Behind Burning Man, Is Dead at 70 Mr. Harvey’s anti-establishment festival evolved from a modest affair on a San Francisco beach to a globally celebrated phenomenon in the Nevada desert. By ANITA GATES
12 Marvel Movies in 31 Hours. It Didn’t Feel Like Infinity. In advance of “Avengers: Infinity War,” superfans come together for an epic shared experience in a Times Square multiplex. By JASON BAILEY
A Shiny New Front in the Battle for L.A.’s Soccer Soul Los Angeles F.C. will open Major League Soccer’s newest stadium on Sunday, the latest salvo in the league’s evolution and a broader battle for Southern California’s soccer soul. By KEVIN DRAPER
Ravaged but Resilient: Creating ‘Once on This Island’ A trip to Haiti inspired the set, costumes — and animal actors — in the revival of this musical on Broadway. By SOPAN DEB
Six Times Journalists on the Paper’s History of Covering AIDS and Gay Issues New York Times staffers reflect on the paper’s checkered past covering AIDS and gay culture — and what we can learn from it today. By KURT SOLLER
De Blasio Laments ‘Hits From Albany’ in New Budget, but Keeps Spending The mayor’s executive budget is almost $4 billion larger than the one the city adopted last year. By JEFFERY C. MAYS
Review: In an Energized ‘Iceman,’ the Drinks are on Denzel George C. Wolfe’s entertaining production allows the large ensemble, including Mr. Washington, to charm one another and play to the crowd. By BEN BRANTLEY
On Pro Basketball LeBron James and Michael Jordan Now Have Another Thing in Common: The Shot The buzzer-beaters, 29 years apart, have striking similarities. Just ask two players instrumental in the original play who witnessed the eerie echo. By SCOTT CACCIOLA
Yankees 4, Twins 3 After a Wild Twist, Yankees Walk Off With a Series Sweep After worrying about being no-hit, the Yankees celebrated another win over the Twins on Gary Sanchez’s three-run, game-ending home run. By WALLACE MATTHEWS
Scott Pruitt, on Capitol Hill, Deflects Blame for Ethical Lapses The E.P.A. chief said that decisions regarding illegal actions by his office had been made by his staff members without his knowledge. By CORAL DAVENPORT and LISA FRIEDMAN
Jean Gump, Tireless Fighter for Social Justice, Dies at 90 Ms. Gump served four years in prison for disabling a missile silo, one of her many arrests as a political activist, all while raising 12 children. By SAM ROBERTS
Brooklyn School Grapples With Teacher’s Arrest on Sex Abuse Charges Parents and students at Lenox Academy in Brooklyn said they were shocked by the arrest of Andre Braddy, a math teacher charged with sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy. By ASHLEY SOUTHALL and NATE SCHWEBER
7 Things to Do With Your Kids in NYC This Weekend Our guide to cultural events in New York City for children and teenagers happening this weekend and in the week ahead. By LAUREL GRAEBER
14 Pop, Rock and Jazz Concerts to Check Out in NYC This Weekend Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Facebook Faces Tough Questions in Britain That It Avoided in the U.S. Facebook’s chief technology officer testified before a British panel in a hearing that stood in stark contrast to the efforts of American lawmakers. By ADAM SATARIANO
Ssion, a D.I.Y. Hero of the Technicolor Underground, Returns Refreshed The artist and musician Cody Critcheloe is releasing his first album in seven years, featuring a wild new blend of genres, eras and pop culture references. By JIM FARBER
Some L.G.B.T. Parents Reject the Names ‘Mommy’ and ‘Daddy’ For people who are not gender conforming, traditional parent names may not fit. Some are trying mash-ups like “Mather” or “Maddie.” By STEPHANIE FAIRYINGTON
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Meet the New Boss. Actually Quite Different From the Old Boss. President Trump has overturned the Republican establishment, but at what cost? By THOMAS B. EDSALL
Ronny Jackson, Golden State Killer, Bill Cosby: Your Thursday Briefing Here’s what you need to know to start your day. By CHRIS STANFORD
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Lands the Biggest Global Opening Ever The Disney-Marvel movie collected $630 million worldwide and $250 million domestically. By ANDREW R. CHOW
Larry Harvey, the Man Behind Burning Man, Is Dead at 70 Mr. Harvey’s anti-establishment festival evolved from a modest affair on a San Francisco beach to a globally celebrated phenomenon in the Nevada desert. By ANITA GATES
12 Marvel Movies in 31 Hours. It Didn’t Feel Like Infinity. In advance of “Avengers: Infinity War,” superfans come together for an epic shared experience in a Times Square multiplex. By JASON BAILEY
A Shiny New Front in the Battle for L.A.’s Soccer Soul Los Angeles F.C. will open Major League Soccer’s newest stadium on Sunday, the latest salvo in the league’s evolution and a broader battle for Southern California’s soccer soul. By KEVIN DRAPER
Ravaged but Resilient: Creating ‘Once on This Island’ A trip to Haiti inspired the set, costumes — and animal actors — in the revival of this musical on Broadway. By SOPAN DEB
Six Times Journalists on the Paper’s History of Covering AIDS and Gay Issues New York Times staffers reflect on the paper’s checkered past covering AIDS and gay culture — and what we can learn from it today. By KURT SOLLER
De Blasio Laments ‘Hits From Albany’ in New Budget, but Keeps Spending The mayor’s executive budget is almost $4 billion larger than the one the city adopted last year. By JEFFERY C. MAYS
Review: In an Energized ‘Iceman,’ the Drinks are on Denzel George C. Wolfe’s entertaining production allows the large ensemble, including Mr. Washington, to charm one another and play to the crowd. By BEN BRANTLEY
On Pro Basketball LeBron James and Michael Jordan Now Have Another Thing in Common: The Shot The buzzer-beaters, 29 years apart, have striking similarities. Just ask two players instrumental in the original play who witnessed the eerie echo. By SCOTT CACCIOLA
Yankees 4, Twins 3 After a Wild Twist, Yankees Walk Off With a Series Sweep After worrying about being no-hit, the Yankees celebrated another win over the Twins on Gary Sanchez’s three-run, game-ending home run. By WALLACE MATTHEWS
Scott Pruitt, on Capitol Hill, Deflects Blame for Ethical Lapses The E.P.A. chief said that decisions regarding illegal actions by his office had been made by his staff members without his knowledge. By CORAL DAVENPORT and LISA FRIEDMAN
Jean Gump, Tireless Fighter for Social Justice, Dies at 90 Ms. Gump served four years in prison for disabling a missile silo, one of her many arrests as a political activist, all while raising 12 children. By SAM ROBERTS
Brooklyn School Grapples With Teacher’s Arrest on Sex Abuse Charges Parents and students at Lenox Academy in Brooklyn said they were shocked by the arrest of Andre Braddy, a math teacher charged with sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy. By ASHLEY SOUTHALL and NATE SCHWEBER
7 Things to Do With Your Kids in NYC This Weekend Our guide to cultural events in New York City for children and teenagers happening this weekend and in the week ahead. By LAUREL GRAEBER
14 Pop, Rock and Jazz Concerts to Check Out in NYC This Weekend Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Facebook Faces Tough Questions in Britain That It Avoided in the U.S. Facebook’s chief technology officer testified before a British panel in a hearing that stood in stark contrast to the efforts of American lawmakers. By ADAM SATARIANO
Ssion, a D.I.Y. Hero of the Technicolor Underground, Returns Refreshed The artist and musician Cody Critcheloe is releasing his first album in seven years, featuring a wild new blend of genres, eras and pop culture references. By JIM FARBER
Some L.G.B.T. Parents Reject the Names ‘Mommy’ and ‘Daddy’ For people who are not gender conforming, traditional parent names may not fit. Some are trying mash-ups like “Mather” or “Maddie.” By STEPHANIE FAIRYINGTON
Contributing Op-Ed Writer Meet the New Boss. Actually Quite Different From the Old Boss. President Trump has overturned the Republican establishment, but at what cost? By THOMAS B. EDSALL
Ronny Jackson, Golden State Killer, Bill Cosby: Your Thursday Briefing Here’s what you need to know to start your day. By CHRIS STANFORD
