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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 Roger Kisby for The New York Times This Is Lupita Nyong'o. Hollywood, Please Keep Up. The Kenyan-Mexican star of "Us" and "Black Panther," who seems to excel at everything — even rap — is an exception in her industry, for better and worse. Arts · Mar 20 Roger Kisby for The New York Times This Is Lupita Nyong'o. Hollywood, Please Keep Up. The Kenyan-Mexican star of "Us" and "Black Panther," who seems to excel at everything — even rap — is an exception in her industry, for better and worse. Arts · Mar 20 Brian Rea When Chivalry Is More Control Than Care After a breakup, a woman wonders if traditional romance is a trap, and finds that the ordinary is the most romantic gesture of all. Style · Mar 22 Walter Hahn/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images From Dresden on the 50th Anniversary of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' When Kurt Vonnegut was at work on his hugely influential antiwar novel, "he was writing to save his own life," his daughter said. Books · Mar 21 Brian Rea When Chivalry Is More Control Than Care After a breakup, a woman wonders if traditional romance is a trap, and finds that the ordinary is the most romantic gesture of all. Style · Mar 22 Walter Hahn/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images From Dresden on the 50th Anniversary of 'Slaughterhouse-Five' When Kurt Vonnegut was at work on his hugely influential antiwar novel, "he was writing to save his own life," his daughter said. Books · Mar 21 News You Might Have Missed Stories, analyses and explainers The Fed's Rate-Raising Days Are Over. Wall Street Couldn't Be Happier. Investors have finally started to chase this year's stock market rally, which has been driven largely by the Federal Reserve's sharp turn away from steady rate increases. Economy · Mar 20 The Fed's Rate-Raising Days Are Over. Wall Street Couldn't Be Happier. Investors have finally started to chase this year's stock market rally, which has been driven largely by the Federal Reserve's sharp turn away from steady rate increases. Economy · Mar 20 'It Is Unspeakable': How Maduro Used Cuban Doctors to Coerce Venezuela Voters President Nicolás Maduro sent doctors door-to-door to warn the ill and elderly that care would be cut off unless they voted for the governing party, said 16 Cuban physicians who worked in Venezuela. Americas · Mar 17 Tomas Munita for The New York Times Tomas Munita for The New York Times 'It Is Unspeakable': How Maduro Used Cuban Doctors to Coerce Venezuela Voters President Nicolás Maduro sent doctors door-to-door to warn the ill and elderly that care would be cut off unless they voted for the governing party, said 16 Cuban physicians who worked in Venezuela. Americas · Mar 17 The Mueller Report Is Highly Anticipated. Here's What We Already Know. More than two years of criminal indictments and steady revelations about Trump campaign contacts with Russians reveal the scope of the special counsel investigation. Politics · Mar 20 'Replacement Theory,' a Racist, Sexist Doctrine, Spreads in Far-Right Circles A conspiracy theory predicated on the idea that white women are not having enough children appears to be bubbling up across the globe. Technology · Mar 18 The Mueller Report Is Highly Anticipated. Here's What We Already Know. More than two years of criminal indictments and steady revelations about Trump campaign contacts with Russians reveal the scope of the special counsel investigation. Politics · Mar 20 'Replacement Theory,' a Racist, Sexist Doctrine, Spreads in Far-Right Circles A conspiracy theory predicated on the idea that white women are not having enough children appears to be bubbling up across the globe. Technology · Mar 18 Opinion Commentary from some of the world's most provocative thinkers Margaret Renkl Legislators Are Not Stupid People. So What's Behind Their Stupid Behavior? Following the Koch playbook, Tennessee keeps finding new ways to undermine the welfare of its citizens. Mar 18 Bettmann Archive/Getty Images Bettmann Archive/Getty Images Margaret Renkl Legislators Are Not Stupid People. So What's Behind Their Stupid Behavior? Following the Koch playbook, Tennessee keeps finding new ways to undermine the welfare of its citizens. Mar 18 Michael J. Koplow Israel Is on the Brink of Disaster. Trump Just Made Things Worse. Israel's right-wing leaders are reading signals from Washington as a green light. Mar 22 Frank Bruni A 'Disgusting' Yale Professor Moves On How a target of students' ire came to write a book about humanity's transcendent goodness. Mar 19 Michael J. Koplow Israel Is on the Brink of Disaster. Trump Just Made Things Worse. Israel's right-wing leaders are reading signals from Washington as a green light. Mar 22 Frank Bruni A 'Disgusting' Yale Professor Moves On How a target of students' ire came to write a book about humanity's transcendent goodness. Mar 19 Discover Coverage on topics we think you'll like Joan Wong How Will Netflix Do Justice to 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'? One Colombian writer reflects on what the adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's masterpiece means for her culture and people. Style · Mar 21 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Rebecca Smeyne for The New York Times Warhol at the Whitney: Why This One Work Is So Stirring As the museum's Andy Warhol retrospective ends its run, Holland Cotter revisits the exhibition through a work that showed the artist shifting gears. Art & Design · Mar 21 Joan Wong How Will Netflix Do Justice to 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'? One Colombian writer reflects on what the adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's masterpiece means for her culture and people. Style · Mar 21 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Rebecca Smeyne for The New York Times Warhol at the Whitney: Why This One Work Is So Stirring As the museum's Andy Warhol retrospective ends its run, Holland Cotter revisits the exhibition through a work that showed the artist shifting gears. Art & Design · Mar 21 Luke Paige The Pioneers of Postmodern Dance, 60 Years Later The movement upended all notions of what the form could be. Today, it's still shaping how we see the world around us. T Magazine · Mar 20 Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Review: Hearing the Roar of Racism in 'White Noise' In her enthralling study of interracial relationships, featuring a brilliant Daveed Diggs, Suzan-Lori Parks parses the lies we live by. Theater · Mar 20 Luke Paige The Pioneers of Postmodern Dance, 60 Years Later The movement upended all notions of what the form could be. Today, it's still shaping how we see the world around us. T Magazine · Mar 20 Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Review: Hearing the Roar of Racism in 'White Noise' In her enthralling study of interracial relationships, featuring a brilliant Daveed Diggs, Suzan-Lori Parks parses the lies we live by. Theater · Mar 20 🤞 Are we getting it right? To refine this experience, we need to hear from you. 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