Job Market Picks Up Strength, Led by Food and Drink
| By Emily Cochrane Bowing to moderates who said the jobless aid was too generous, Democrats dropped their bid to raise a weekly federal unemployment benefit to $400 from $300. | | | By Patricia Cohen U.S. employers added 379,000 to their payrolls in February, increasing hopes that vaccinations and reopenings are giving the economic recovery a firmer grip. | | | By Jennifer Medina Several voters said values like individual responsibility and providing for one's family, and a desire for lower taxes and financial stability, led them to reject a party embraced by their parents. | | |
| World | THE SATURDAY PROFILE By Patrick Kingsley Sama' Abdulhadi helped build the Palestinian electronic music scene. Now she is at the center of a debate about Palestinian cultural identity. | | | Opinion By Ezra Klein Cal Newport explains how Slack and Gmail are making us miserable — and what to do about it. | | |
| By The Associated Press The police in the Paraguayan capital, Asunción, fired tear gas and rubber bullets on Friday to disperse crowds protesting record numbers of coronavirus cases and the country's troubled health care system. | | | By The Associated Press Demonstrators clashed with the police in Dakar, Senegal, on Friday during widespread protests against the arrest of the opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, who has been accused of rape. | | | By Mekado Murphy The director Craig Brewer narrates a sequence from the film, which has Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall reprising their roles from the 1988 comedy. | | |
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