A pipe leak in Jackson, Mississippi, has been ignored for years. While residents boiled their water, the city squandered five million gallons a day. https://t.co/atChniuKBS

The flow of arms to Ukraine has exposed a worrying problem: The U.S. lacks the capacity to produce the arms that the nation and its allies need at a time of heightened superpower tensions. https://t.co/ZJv9yba3iY

As Israel's far-right government pushes ahead with a plan to give it greater control over the Supreme Court, the resulting crisis has shown the limits of President Biden’s influence on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. https://t.co/KVVCS8es1u

Done correctly, high-intensity interval training is one of the most efficient forms of exercise. Here's a 19-minute HIIT workout to get you started. https://t.co/tGTczbBfip

A strong sense of place can deeply influence a story, and in some cases, the location can even feel like a character itself. Take our quiz about novels with settings or significant scenes in the Pacific Northwest. https://t.co/uzM2VLnQGr

Every New York City building has some history. This one, built around 1840 in the East Village, has a lot: It was a place of tragedy and suspected terrorism, of Beat poets and punk literati, a place where Yoko Ono waited tables and Lou Reed sang doo-wop. https://t.co/R0J2dkr69j

The wait is finally over for the paperback edition of “Crying in H Mart.” https://t.co/C8L6917TIj

If you can’t read that grocery list you scrawled, you're not alone. But for some, finding reasons to write is a joy — and a challenge — in a world of texters and typers. https://t.co/gOQD4T0FX0

Sixteen young people from Montana have sued the state, arguing that its support of fossil fuels violates the state Constitution that guarantees “the right to a clean and healthful environment.” https://t.co/wCOk7vyYBq

Britain and Canada have authorized another round of booster shots for older and immunocompromised people, for whom Covid still poses a formidable risk. So far, U.S. officials haven’t followed suit. https://t.co/zARVTM0Ms2

John E. Woods, an award-winning translator of the works of Thomas Mann, one of Germany’s greatest novelists, and of the lesser-known Arno Schmidt, whose complex fiction has been compared to James Joyce’s, has died. He was 80. https://t.co/Ixg5riKI2O

Millionaire home sellers are slashing prices and sweetening deals this week in Los Angeles, eager to move their properties off the market before a new real estate tax aimed squarely at the rich goes into effect on April 1. https://t.co/wBhNvUA1Ep

Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel Corporation, the California semiconductor chip maker that helped give Silicon Valley its name, died on Friday. He was 94. https://t.co/GDnGfQGmff

Nicola Sturgeon, the leader of Scotland’s government, apologized this week for the country’s practice of forcing tens of thousands of unmarried women to give up their babies for adoption from the 1940s until the 1970s. https://t.co/f1I06JIBLO

The union representing 30,000 education workers reached a tentative deal with the Los Angeles Unified School District on Friday, following a three-day strike that closed hundreds of campuses and canceled classes for 422,000 students earlier this week. https://t.co/g1z5qfh1zx

Greg Wittine, who gained notice in the late 1970s for his quest to be an Eagle Scout as a young man with cerebral palsy and ultimately pushed the Boy Scouts of America to revise its policies toward disabled scouts, has died. He was 67. https://t.co/u4sSQXUdSQ

Paul Rusesabagina, whose heroism in the face of genocide was portrayed in the movie “Hotel Rwanda,” will be released from prison Saturday after having been captured, held and tried by the Rwandan government in a case that drew international condemnation. https://t.co/QA6Rx6jJUq

To Ukraine, the way to pay for rebuilding the war-torn country seems obvious: Confiscate the roughly $300 billion in Russian Central Bank assets that Western banks have frozen since the invasion last year. As the war grinds on, the idea has gained support. https://t.co/m88n4weNCa

"In January, I booked a package vacation to Morocco through a company whose stated aim — beyond offering package vacations — is to help people in their 30s and 40s make new friends." https://t.co/RLSfgYB7gA

A businessman and former drug trafficker with dual Haitian and Chilean citizenship pleaded guilty in Florida on Friday to three charges related to his role in the assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse of Haiti, who was killed in July 2021. https://t.co/3cHlp1bsRG