Today’s Paper

While Politics Consume School Board Meetings, a Very Different Crisis Festers

In a wealthy suburban Philadelphia district, schools are struggling with shortages of all sorts. Behavioral problems have mushroomed. “We are in triage mode,” one teacher said.

Democrats’ Bill Would Go Far Toward ‘Patching the Holes’ in Health Coverage

Taken together, the provisions in the social policy bill represent the biggest step toward universal coverage since the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

WTA Suspends Tournaments in China Over Treatment of Peng Shuai

Suspect in Michigan School Shooting Faces Murder and Terrorism Charges

Roberts Searches for Middle Ground in Abortion Case

‘Call Me Dog Tag Man’: Pacific Island Is Full of War Relics and Human Remains

Long-Ago Victim of Vesuvius May Shed Light on Ancient Rome

Why It Might Be Difficult to Convict Andrew Cuomo of Forcible Touching

Omicron Could Knock a Fragile Economic Recovery Off Track

OPEC Faces Omicron Uncertainty and Rebellious Customers

With Armory Show, the World Is Catching Up to Carrie Mae Weems

Gen Z Pop Stars Made Their Mark in 2021. Beware, Millennial Forebears.

‘The Pressure of This Is a Privilege’

Alvin Lucier, Probing Composer of Soundscapes, Is Dead at 90

Virgil Abloh, Ambassador and Infiltrator