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Tables for Two: Cocina Consuelo • 130 Hamilton Pl.

Comment: National Health

Gut Check: Very Bad Indeed

The Pictures: Big Hair

Who’s That Girl?: No Pink, Please

Shoe Leather Dept.: Door Knocking

Onward and Upward with the Arts: Take Me Home • The filmmaker Mati Diop turns her gaze on plundered art.

Shouts & Murmurs: Nextdoor Reacts to the Rapture

A Reporter at Large: The Last Mile • The aid workers who risk their lives to bring relief to Gaza.

Profiles: The Convert •  The sudden rise of J. D. Vance has transfixed conservative élites. Is he the future of Trumpism?

Poems: Backbend

The Political Scene: The Big Deal • Joe Biden’s economic policies are starting to transform America. Will anyone notice?

Poems: Pregnancy on Street-Cleaning Day

Fiction: From the Wilderness

Books: Each Mortal Thing • What other creatures understand about death.

Books: A Piece of Her Mind • Does the Enlightenment’s great female intellect need rescuing?

Books: Briefly Noted

Dancing: The Puppet Masters • Compulsion, complicity, and the art of Bunraku.

The Theatre: Star-Crossed • “Sunset Blvd.” and “Romeo + Juliet,” on Broadway.

The Current Cinema: Songs of War • “Blitz.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A moderately challenging puzzle.