The story of Tetris the game is one of rule breaking, of multiple double-crossings and, in the movie version at least, of danger and intrigue https://t.co/LMYMAZxjpO

Novelist Mona Simpson on what was lost when the U.S. shutdown its public mental health system https://t.co/XJaUcpePjr

Watch: A lawyer for former President Donald Trump describes his reaction to the indictment https://t.co/Z8pLYQSnIn

"Tetris" explores the true story behind the late 1980s legal battle that led to the classic video game becoming an international phenomenon https://t.co/lAgVlF3DYH

Episode 2 in Yellowjackets' second season sees the team cross a pivotal line
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The first ever mug shot of a former President will be widely shared by Trump critics, but Trump may also use it to rally the MAGA faithful, and boost donations https://t.co/MOZe6mpole

March has been a big month for water-cooler TV. 

Here are the best new shows our critic watched this month https://t.co/fK4vs1uT1S

During this unprecedented moment in U.S. history, TIME called up several presidential historians to ask what the nation’s Founders might have thought about charging an ex-President with a crime https://t.co/NAKosQjWiJ

Revisiting the museum that started it all, 94-year-old architect Frank Gehry reflects on his methods, his influence, and his ambitious new projects https://t.co/YiC8uKWBTF https://t.co/eBV87C7vGP

Trump's indictment is a first for the U.S.—but other democracies have routinely prosecuted leaders
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Stephanie Zacharek (@szacharek): The movie's genial dumbness begs the question: have we really reached the point where we’ll watch pretty much anything at home? https://t.co/Izg8Eoa7VH

"Following the evidence of crimes and prosecuting leaders, when the evidence merits it, is the most powerful signal a democracy can send to its population that the law applies to everyone equally," writes @RobertMaguire_ https://t.co/jvRXwQPrQE

A new study adds to the mounting scientific consensus that alcohol consumption offers few health benefits and comes with serious risks https://t.co/IlC85wdz5G

Here's everything new on Netflix in April https://t.co/91YBoDeg8F

The U.S. economy might be slowing, but things are looking up for lower-income workers https://t.co/Fon87orMek

Watch: Gwyneth Paltrow wins lawsuit over 2016 Utah ski crash https://t.co/ZdPiFOMZeT https://t.co/P1ST0L5ufs

Netanyahu wants unrestrained power, even when he and his cronies are tainted by corruption, writes Dahlia Scheindlin https://t.co/hj1p6yI2UC

"Something mystical happens when you give yourself permission to play pretend," writes game designer Kate Welch https://t.co/S0EeFjx7uf

There is enough money to get started on real climate action. But what we don’t have is time, write Senator Angus King and Representative Scott Peters https://t.co/u9HkzwSx75

One of Trump’s attorneys told TIME that the former President is expected to turn himself in on Tuesday https://t.co/uQOq1Cd3W6