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"There is another gospel in our country right now, and it is the gospel of Trump," Shane Claiborne preached. "It doesn't look much like the gospel of Jesus."https://nyti.ms/2IDYzX3 

A mother finds that solving crosswords helps her bond with her adult child in a new wayhttps://nyti.ms/2GHKa6F 

Andy Byford, the subway’s new leader, compared the subway crisis to earlier emergencies in New York history that the city recovered from, including Sept. 11 and Hurricane Sandyhttps://nyti.ms/2IFsFJV 

The not-so-fun side of spring break: Families who leave early in Germany are getting fined.https://nyti.ms/2IFxGlJ 

In Opinion Op-Ed contributor Catherine Flowers writes, "The people of the Black Belt are descendants of African-Americans whose labor and bodies were exploited for the wealth of others. They should be able to live with dignity."https://nyti.ms/2KOoVm0 

Some do it for bragging rights. Others find solace in the backwoods of a southern bayou. These adventurers have traveled to every national park site.https://nyti.ms/2IGPXyW 

A memoir by a senior North Korean diplomat who defected describes Kim Jong-un's bloody purges as being driven in part by his feelings about his motherhttps://nyti.ms/2GIEr0q 

Robert Indiana's "LOVE" design was a cultural phenomenon, gracing everything from book and album covers to postage stamps (330 million sold and counting)https://nyti.ms/2KPe8rI 

No, you cannot compete against the boys in sports. No, you cannot serve in combat or fly fighter jets. And no, you certainly cannot defeat a popular mayor. Amy McGrath didn't let people telling her "no" stop her.https://nyti.ms/2IGZRAT 

Over the past 2 decades, only one reporter consistently pursued the story of R. Kelly’s alleged misdeeds: Jim DeRogatis. @JonCaramanica talked to him about his coverage of Kelly, from the earliest rumors to allegations as recent as this year.https://nyti.ms/2GKxStY 

The lawsuit states that Alex Jones “persistently perpetuated a monstrous, unspeakable lie: that the Sandy Hook shooting was staged, and that the families who lost loved ones that day are actors who faked their relatives’ deaths.”https://nyti.ms/2KOayyd 

Milwaukee is bracing for the release of a video showing Sterling Brown, a player for the Bucks, being arrested for a parking violation. A taser was used during the arrest.https://nyti.ms/2KMVVLm 

Breaking News: President Trump’s practice of blocking Twitter users who criticize him violates the First Amendment, a federal judge ruledhttps://nyti.ms/2IFKQz9 

Human beings say thank you far less often than we might thinkhttps://nyti.ms/2IGmDc6 

“As a student of both American history and literature, the fact that Mr. Twain himself will be presenting the award to me in person is particularly gratifying,” Julia Louis-Dreyfus saidhttps://nyti.ms/2IHinJm 

Jared Kushner has been granted a permanent security clearance after a lengthy process that fueled speculation over his Russia contactshttps://nyti.ms/2GI8w05 

President Trump tweeted that James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence, said he “should be happy that the FBI was spying on his campaign.” Clapper did not say that.https://nyti.ms/2IIhBfj 

Coming soon to the Post Office: the first scratch-and-sniff stampshttps://nyti.ms/2GI95Hj 

Breaking News: Populists took a big step toward power in Italy. The country is likely to become the largest in the European Union to be led by anti-establishment forces.https://nyti.ms/2IGUG3E 

Red Letter Christians and other evangelicals have increasingly become frustrated that their church appears to be endorsing President Trump's program of deporting immigrants, fanning racial tension and passing a tax deal benefiting the richhttps://nyti.ms/2IFaGDy