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The Cases Against Netanyahu and a Decision to Indict, L.I.R.R. Accident: How a Hazardous Rail Crossing Became a Deadly Crash Site, Responding to Trump, Otto Warmbier's Parents Blame Kim Jong-un and 'Evil Regime' for Son's Death, House Votes to Block Trump's National Emergency Declaration About the Border

Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you with machine learning. Discover the best stories you might have missed in this newsletter, curated by Times editors and personalized for you with machine learning. Best of The Times Signature journalism of the last week Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times He Knows Broadway, Year by Year. Offstage, 2018 Was a Personal Worst. Scott Siegel, who stages the "Broadway by the Year" series at Town Hall, was hurt in a bicycle accident last year. But the show must go on. New York · Feb 24 Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times He Knows Broadway, Year by Year. Offstage, 2018 Was a Personal Worst. Scott Siegel, who stages the "Broadway by the Year" series at Town Hall, was hurt in a bicycle accident last year. But the show must go on. New York · Feb 24 Cabinet Turquin Is That a Real Caravaggio? It's All in the Detail Scholars are divided about whether a painting found in an attic is actually by the Italian painter. Take a close look: There are arguments on both sides. Art & Design · Feb 28 Yamam Alshaar A Father's Corpse Journeys Across War-Torn Syria in This Masterly Novel "Death Is Hard Work," by the lauded Syrian novelist Khaled Khalifa, is his first to be set during the country's current war. Book Review · Feb 26 Cabinet Turquin Is That a Real Caravaggio? It's All in the Detail Scholars are divided about whether a painting found in an attic is actually by the Italian painter. Take a close look: There are arguments on both sides. Art & Design · Feb 28 Yamam Alshaar A Father's Corpse Journeys Across War-Torn Syria in This Masterly Novel "Death Is Hard Work," by the lauded Syrian novelist Khaled Khalifa, is his first to be set during the country's current war. Book Review · Feb 26 News You Might Have Missed Stories, analyses and explainers The Cases Against Netanyahu and a Decision to Indict Documents released by the Israeli Justice Ministry shed light on why prosecutors decided to go forward with some cases, but not others. Middle East · Feb 28 Pool photo by Gali Tibbon Pool photo by Gali Tibbon The Cases Against Netanyahu and a Decision to Indict Documents released by the Israeli Justice Ministry shed light on why prosecutors decided to go forward with some cases, but not others. Middle East · Feb 28 L.I.R.R. Accident: How a Hazardous Rail Crossing Became a Deadly Crash Site The crossing where two Long Island Rail Road trains slammed into a vehicle, killing three people, had been considered dangerous and was supposed to be eliminated. New York · Feb 27 Uli Seit for The New York Times Uli Seit for The New York Times L.I.R.R. Accident: How a Hazardous Rail Crossing Became a Deadly Crash Site The crossing where two Long Island Rail Road trains slammed into a vehicle, killing three people, had been considered dangerous and was supposed to be eliminated. New York · Feb 27 Responding to Trump, Otto Warmbier's Parents Blame Kim Jong-un and 'Evil Regime' for Son's Death The president had said he did not believe Mr. Kim knew about the treatment of Mr. Warmbier, an American who died in 2017 after being imprisoned in North Korea. Asia Pacific · Feb 28 House Votes to Block Trump's National Emergency Declaration About the Border The House easily voted on Tuesday to block President Trump's declaration of a national emergency at the Mexican border, seeking to stop the diversion of funds to his wall. Politics · Feb 26 Responding to Trump, Otto Warmbier's Parents Blame Kim Jong-un and 'Evil Regime' for Son's Death The president had said he did not believe Mr. Kim knew about the treatment of Mr. Warmbier, an American who died in 2017 after being imprisoned in North Korea. Asia Pacific · Feb 28 House Votes to Block Trump's National Emergency Declaration About the Border The House easily voted on Tuesday to block President Trump's declaration of a national emergency at the Mexican border, seeking to stop the diversion of funds to his wall. Politics · Feb 26 Opinion Commentary from some of the world's most provocative thinkers Caroline Fredrickson How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won the Cohen Hearing Too many representatives chose to bloviate instead of interrogate — except for one. Feb 28 Joshua Roberts/Reuters Joshua Roberts/Reuters Caroline Fredrickson How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won the Cohen Hearing Too many representatives chose to bloviate instead of interrogate — except for one. Feb 28 David Leonhardt How the Upper Middle Class Is Really Doing Is it more similar to the top 1 percent or the working class? Feb 24 Alice Sheppard I Dance Because I Can The power of this art lies in our ability to view it outside assumed ideas about the body. Feb 27 David Leonhardt How the Upper Middle Class Is Really Doing Is it more similar to the top 1 percent or the working class? Feb 24 Alice Sheppard I Dance Because I Can The power of this art lies in our ability to view it outside assumed ideas about the body. Feb 27 Discover Coverage on topics we think you'll like Stewart Cairns for The New York Times Summer at Bard: A Composer Who Fled the Nazis and a B-Movie Opera This year's Bard SummerScape will explore the music of Erich Wolfgang Korngold and present Michael Gordon's "Aquanetta." Music · Feb 26 Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times Review: The Prettiest, Most Progressive Campfire Music Ever Nate Wooley's "Columbia Icefield," disarmingly intimate music inspired by the grandeur of nature, balances a sense of vastness and privacy. Music · Feb 28 Stewart Cairns for The New York Times Summer at Bard: A Composer Who Fled the Nazis and a B-Movie Opera This year's Bard SummerScape will explore the music of Erich Wolfgang Korngold and present Michael Gordon's "Aquanetta." Music · Feb 26 Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times Review: The Prettiest, Most Progressive Campfire Music Ever Nate Wooley's "Columbia Icefield," disarmingly intimate music inspired by the grandeur of nature, balances a sense of vastness and privacy. Music · Feb 28 Pablo Amargo From Drug Cartels to the Mafia, Crime Runs in the Family Marilyn Stasio's latest Crime column showcases Mexican thugs, Brooklyn mob wives, a dutiful Mississippi son and an aristocrat whose adoption scheme turns deadly. Book Review · Mar 1 Kayana Szymczak for The New York Times William Forsythe: 'Isn't Ballet Delightful?' The choreographer has recently made an abrupt change in creative direction — back to ballet. In "Full on Forsythe," Boston Ballet will show off his new moves. Dance · Mar 1 Pablo Amargo From Drug Cartels to the Mafia, Crime Runs in the Family Marilyn Stasio's latest Crime column showcases Mexican thugs, Brooklyn mob wives, a dutiful Mississippi son and an aristocrat whose adoption scheme turns deadly. Book Review · Mar 1 Kayana Szymczak for The New York Times William Forsythe: 'Isn't Ballet Delightful?' The choreographer has recently made an abrupt change in creative direction — back to ballet. In "Full on Forsythe," Boston Ballet will show off his new moves. Dance · Mar 1 🤞 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? 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