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The Mail

Goings On About Town: This Week

Tables for Two: Dunya Kabab House • 696 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn

Comment: Legitimate Decisions

Ugly Babies Dept.: Flashback

Time Capsule: Mint

Fifteen Minutes Dept.: Trivia Question

Day in the Life: Incognito

Annals of Inquiry: Becoming You • Are you the same person you were when you were a child?

Shouts & Murmurs: My Flight Delay at J.F.K.

Letter from Texas: The Bodies in the Cave • Amateur archeologists found Native remains. Whom should they belong to?

A Reporter at Large: In the Filtration Camps • Russian forces claim that they’re rooting out enemy combatants. But their detainees are Ukrainian civilians.

Poem: True Apothecary

Profiles: Close to the Sun • The making of Bertrand Piccard’s solar-powered air journey around the world.

Poem: From "Musical Tables"

Fiction: Take Half, Leave Half

A Critic at Large: Spooked • What’s wrong with the C.I.A.?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Soul Music • John Donne and the purpose of poetry.

The Art World: Stilled Life • The photography of Wolfgang Tillmans.

Pop Music: Extremely Online • Gayle, and the rise of meta-pop.

The Theatre: The Outsiders • “American (tele)visions” and Little Amal.

The Current Cinema: Baton Charge • “Tár.”

CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST

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