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Kim Jong-un's Absence and North Korea's Silence Keep Rumor Mill Churning, Polls Had Trump Stewing, and Lashing Out at His Own Campaign, How Coronavirus Mutates and Spreads, C.D.C. Adds New Symptoms to Its List of Possible Covid-19 Signs

Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you. Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you. Best of The Times Signature journalism of the last week Davide Monteleone for The New York Times He Found One of Stalin's Mass Graves. Now He's in Jail. The discovery by Yuri Dmitriev, after years of searching, "has clearly made some people very uncomfortable," his daughter says. Europe · Apr 27 Davide Monteleone for The New York Times He Found One of Stalin's Mass Graves. Now He's in Jail. The discovery by Yuri Dmitriev, after years of searching, "has clearly made some people very uncomfortable," his daughter says. Europe · Apr 27 From left: Fox Searchlight Pictures; MGM; Magnolia Pictures Films to Heal a Broken Moment These characters find reasons to carry on in the face of hardship or crisis — examples that can help in our own difficult time. Movies · Apr 27 Benjamin Norman for The New York Times Samuel Hargress Jr., Owner of a Beloved Harlem Bar, Dies at 84 He ran Paris Blues, a throwback to the '60s that attracted locals and tourists alike and seemed to be an extension of himself. He died of the coronavirus. New York · Apr 29 From left: Fox Searchlight Pictures; MGM; Magnolia Pictures Films to Heal a Broken Moment These characters find reasons to carry on in the face of hardship or crisis — examples that can help in our own difficult time. Movies · Apr 27 Benjamin Norman for The New York Times Samuel Hargress Jr., Owner of a Beloved Harlem Bar, Dies at 84 He ran Paris Blues, a throwback to the '60s that attracted locals and tourists alike and seemed to be an extension of himself. He died of the coronavirus. New York · Apr 29 News You Might Have Missed Stories, analyses and explainers Kim Jong-un's Absence and North Korea's Silence Keep Rumor Mill Churning Rumors about the North Korean leader's health — and speculation over his possible death — have only increased over the past two weeks. Asia Pacific · Apr 26 Kim Jong-un's Absence and North Korea's Silence Keep Rumor Mill Churning Rumors about the North Korean leader's health — and speculation over his possible death — have only increased over the past two weeks. Asia Pacific · Apr 26 Polls Had Trump Stewing, and Lashing Out at His Own Campaign The president erupted recently at his campaign manager, Brad Parscale, after seeing polling data that showed Mr. Trump trailing Joe Biden in several states. Politics · Apr 29 Doug Mills/The New York Times Doug Mills/The New York Times Polls Had Trump Stewing, and Lashing Out at His Own Campaign The president erupted recently at his campaign manager, Brad Parscale, after seeing polling data that showed Mr. Trump trailing Joe Biden in several states. Politics · Apr 29 How Coronavirus Mutates and Spreads The virus has mutated. But that doesn't mean it's getting deadlier. Science · Apr 30 C.D.C. Adds New Symptoms to Its List of Possible Covid-19 Signs Chills, muscle pain, sore throat and headache are among the ailments now considered potential indicators of the disease. Health · Apr 27 How Coronavirus Mutates and Spreads The virus has mutated. But that doesn't mean it's getting deadlier. Science · Apr 30 C.D.C. Adds New Symptoms to Its List of Possible Covid-19 Signs Chills, muscle pain, sore throat and headache are among the ailments now considered potential indicators of the disease. Health · Apr 27 ADVERTISEMENT Opinion Commentary from some of the world's most provocative thinkers Melissa Eaton, Anne Borden King, Emma Dalmayne and Amanda Seigler Trump Suggested 'Injecting' Disinfectant to Cure Coronavirus? We're Not Surprised False "bleach cures" have been touted for autism, cancer — and now Covid-19. Apr 26 Al Drago for The New York Times Al Drago for The New York Times Melissa Eaton, Anne Borden King, Emma Dalmayne and Amanda Seigler Trump Suggested 'Injecting' Disinfectant to Cure Coronavirus? We're Not Surprised False "bleach cures" have been touted for autism, cancer — and now Covid-19. Apr 26 Carmen Dominguez Two of My Colleagues Died of Covid-19 In a meatpacking plant, changes were made too late. Apr 29 Nicole Stott, Sanya Dosani, Tala Schlossberg and Eric Maierson What My Spacewalk Taught Me About Isolation Feel as if you're drifting in space? I know what that's like. Apr 27 Carmen Dominguez Two of My Colleagues Died of Covid-19 In a meatpacking plant, changes were made too late. Apr 29 Nicole Stott, Sanya Dosani, Tala Schlossberg and Eric Maierson What My Spacewalk Taught Me About Isolation Feel as if you're drifting in space? I know what that's like. Apr 27 Discover Coverage on topics we think you'll like Rachelle Baker While at Home, Let's Color the World With the coronavirus confining people to their homes, coloring books for both children and adults have experienced a renewed popularity. Here are some pages inspired by a few of our favorite travel photos. Travel · Apr 30 'This Is How It Is Now': Ramona Quimby, Meet Ryan Hart In "Ways to Make Sunshine," Renée Watson gives us a new spin on Beverly Cleary's beloved heroine and a timely primer on how kids can navigate a world of change that's coming at them fast. Book Review · Apr 28 Rachelle Baker While at Home, Let's Color the World With the coronavirus confining people to their homes, coloring books for both children and adults have experienced a renewed popularity. Here are some pages inspired by a few of our favorite travel photos. Travel · Apr 30 'This Is How It Is Now': Ramona Quimby, Meet Ryan Hart In "Ways to Make Sunshine," Renée Watson gives us a new spin on Beverly Cleary's beloved heroine and a timely primer on how kids can navigate a world of change that's coming at them fast. Book Review · Apr 28 Courtesy of the artist and Empty Gallery The Japanese Artist Turning Fruits and Vegetables Into Sculpture Ikebana's most irreverent practitioner, the 80-year-old Kosen Ohtsubo, finds beauty in the banal. T Magazine · Apr 28 Cinema Guild 'Liberté' Review: A Miserable Orgy From the Provocateur Albert Serra Exiled aristocrats go on a tear of strained debauchery in Serra's new film. Movies · Apr 30 Courtesy of the artist and Empty Gallery The Japanese Artist Turning Fruits and Vegetables Into Sculpture Ikebana's most irreverent practitioner, the 80-year-old Kosen Ohtsubo, finds beauty in the banal. T Magazine · Apr 28 Cinema Guild 'Liberté' Review: A Miserable Orgy From the Provocateur Albert Serra Exiled aristocrats go on a tear of strained debauchery in Serra's new film. Movies · Apr 30 🤞 Are we getting it right? To refine this experience, we need to hear from you. Are you enjoying this newsletter? Are we offering you the right mix of stories? Where can we improve? Send Us Feedback ➡️ To experience Your Weekly Edition at its best, stay logged in on NYTimes.com. Unsubscribe | Account Settings | Privacy Policy | Contact Us All Newsletters | Subscribe 2019 © The New York Times Company | 620 8th Avenue, 10036 NY, New York ADVERTISEMENT