Ukraine is just beginning to understand the lasting effects of the traumas its prisoners of war experienced in Russian captivity, but it has been failing to treat them and returning them to duty too early, say former prisoners, officials and psychologists.
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Colin Jost 'came off muted, vanilla,' and 'less assured than usual' while hosting the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, our critic writes. nyti.ms/4bdDpbo

Severe thunderstorms and high winds on Saturday night left at least one person dead in Oklahoma, injured other residents and destroyed homes, the authorities said, as more than two dozen tornadoes were reported overnight. nyti.ms/3UDrJsI

Nicole Kidman received a life achievement award from the American Film Institute on Saturday. We spoke with five directors who have worked with the actress, and discussed what makes her an irreplaceable, shape-shifting talent. nyti.ms/3xTMHuP

The bar for serious style at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner has been raised by the mix of media, political and Hollywood figures that populate the guest list, our fashion critic writes.

Here's a recap of last night's looks. nyti.ms/3Qoalpp

“Sex is back!” In the 2000s, studios obsessively focused on PG-13 franchises and animation. Recent films like “Challengers” and “Saltburn” show eroticism has returned to Hollywood. nyti.ms/3UzJ06k

We have entered the golden age of Mid TV, our chief television critic writes. “Mid is not a strict genre with a universal definition. But it’s what you get when you raise TV’s production values and lower its ambitions.” nyti.ms/44iRFNz

A tornado that swept through the southern Chinese economic hub of Guangzhou killed five people and damaged scores of factory buildings on Saturday. nyti.ms/3xQsshk

From The Athletic:

The Maple Leafs came apart at the seams during a must-win Game 4 loss. This can't continue, writes our columnist. Not with this core. Something has to change.
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The Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid is a fierce critic of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He discussed his opposition to Netanyahu and his defense of the war. nyti.ms/49Rxfg1

In New York Times Opinion

“Instead of continuing the environmental legacy they were once known for,” the Gen Z conservative Benji Backer writes, Republicans have “ceded the fight against climate change to Democrats, putting themselves on the wrong side of history.” nyti.ms/3UEHEY8

Connections is a daily game about finding common threads between words. Players must select four groups of four words without making more than three mistakes. Play now. nyti.ms/3Uj0CBZ

Did you follow the news this week? Take our quiz to see how well you stack up with other readers. nyti.ms/3JD34hW

In New York Times Opinion

“Until Thursday, it seemed that we had entered a new age of accountability, legal and social, not just for Harvey Weinstein but also for the abusers who’d come after him,” Jessica Bennett writes in a guest essay. nyti.ms/3Uihk4r

The second week of Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial was dominated by testimony by David Pecker, the former publisher of The National Enquirer, who detailed his efforts to safeguard Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Here are five takeaways. nyti.ms/44ihttb

The Biden administration announced expansive new protections on Friday for gay and transgender medical patients, prohibiting federally funded health providers and insurers from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. nyti.ms/4dgf7iy

Nearly 200 protesters were arrested on Saturday at Northeastern University, Arizona State University and Indiana University, officials said, as more schools move in on encampments protesting Israel's war in Gaza. nyti.ms/3JD4mJF

Tornadoes tore through parts of Nebraska and Iowa on Friday, leveling dozens of homes, causing the collapse of an industrial building and injuring at least nine people. nyti.ms/3xROMqZ

Can you place eight notable events in chronological order? Take our history quiz. nyti.ms/44mTFEO

In New York Times Opinion

Columbia University students read texts from before 1900 with a variety of origins and viewpoints, Ross Douthat writes. But their required modern texts “are only really important to understanding the perspective of the contemporary left.” nyti.ms/44iaD72