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In a wild meadow by the sea, the actress and her husband, Bart Freundlich, use few materials to say many things.

On Washington Square Park, in Harlem and on the coast in Montauk, several creative people renovate their spaces with an essential New York trait in mind: resourcefulness.

Times readers share some of their most beloved keepsakes, from a wooden Snoopy and a multigenerational phone number to documents that guaranteed freedom.

The Times recently asked mental health professionals from across the country to share how their patients — and they themselves — are coping with the coronavirus crisis.

The Times recently asked mental health professionals from across the country to share how their patients — and they themselves — are coping with the coronavirus crisis.

Frontline mental health workers in every state say they can’t keep up with the demand from patients struggling with the disruptions of pandemic life.

Covid emptied these churches. But it couldn’t silence their choirs.

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