Today’s Paper

Haiti Quake Destroyed Many Churches, Shredding a Mainstay of Support

“We are the only thing here,” said a cleric in Les Cayes, one of the cities worst hit by the quake. In some towns, not a church was left standing.

In a First, U.S. Declares Shortage on Colorado River, Forcing Water Cuts

Arizona farmers will take the initial brunt, but wider reductions loom as climate change continues to affect flows into the river.

Becoming the Un-Cuomo: Kathy Hochul’s Rise to the Governorship

U.S. Will Investigate Tesla’s Autopilot System Over Crashes With Emergency Vehicles

Covid Vaccines Produced in Africa Are Being Exported to Europe

In Zambia Election, Opposition Leader Storms to Decisive Win Over President

Golf Carts Are Parked, Walking Is In and, Yes, It’s Exercise

Michael Thomas, Writer and Bête Noire of the Moneyed Class, Dies at 85

Saved by a Bucket, but Can the Owens Pupfish Survive?

Barry the Owl Brought Us Together. What Will We Do Without Her?

Getting Soccer Fans Into Art? That’s the Goal.

Theater Director With Exaggerated Résumé Quits, Citing Mental Illness