Roman Kent, Who Reminded the World of the Holocaust, Dies at 92

He galvanized survivors into a movement to memorialize the Holocaust and spoke often of his experience. “I didn’t want our past to become our children’s future,” he said.

John Warner, Genteel Senator From Virginia, Dies at 94

In his 30 years in the Senate, the former Navy secretary was a leading Republican voice on military policy. He was once married to Elizabeth Taylor.

John Warner, Genteel Senator From Virginia, Dies at 94

In his 30 years in the Senate, the former Navy secretary was a leading Republican voice on military policy. He was once married to Elizabeth Taylor.

Mark York, Actor on ‘The Office,’ Dies at 55

An advocate for greater onscreen visibility for people with disabilities, he was seen on the hit NBC sitcom as Billy Merchant, who like him used a wheelchair.

Max Mosley, Motor Racing Chief and Embattled Privacy Advocate, Dies at 81

The son of Nazi sympathizers sought to separate himself from his parents, but was bogged down by a secretly recorded sex video later in life.

Jim Clendenen, Santa Barbara Winemaking Pioneer, Dies at 68

With exuberant charisma and relentless traveling, he promoted his label, Au Bon Climat, and the region as a wine hub.

Yuan Longping, Plant Scientist Who Helped Curb Famine, Dies at 90

His development of high-yield rice hybrids in the 1970s led to steeply rising harvests in Asia and Africa and made him a national hero in China, credited with saving countless lives.

Roger Hawkins, Drummer Heard on Numerous Hits, Is Dead at 75

An innately soulful musician, he recorded with Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett and many others and was an architect of what became known as the Muscle Shoals sound.

Franco Battiato, Pop Singer and Versatile Composer, Dies at 76

Though hugely popular as a singer-songwriter in Italy, he never stopped experimenting. He composed for movies, opera and ballet, directed films and painted.

Paul J. Hanly Jr., Top Litigator in Opioid Cases, Dies at 70

Mr. Hanly had been central to the current nationwide litigation against pharmaceutical companies, pharmacies and others in the opioid supply chain.

Kathleen Andrews Dies at 84; Helped Give Ziggy and Others Their Start

As a top executive at the Andrews McMeel syndicate, she played a key role in the careers of Tom Wilson, Cathy Guisewite and Garry Trudeau.

Rahul Vohra, Indian Actor and Video Blogger, Dies at 35

His YouTube posts dissected issues of Indian life, especially gender inequality. He died of complications of Covid-19 after lamenting his hospital treatment.

Terence Riley, Architectural Force in the Museum World, Dies at 66

He was the chief architectural curator at MoMA, overseeing shows and the museum’s massive redesign, then moving on to the Miami art scene.

Jerome Kagan, Who Tied Temperament to Biology, Dies at 92

A Harvard psychologist, he originally attributed personality traits to nurturing only. Then he concluded, We’re largely born this way.

Paul Van Doren, 90, Dies; Built an Empire With Vans Shoes

The sneakers became a hit in the skateboard world and later a multibillion-dollar nationwide sensation thanks in part to a Sean Penn movie.

Norman Lloyd, Associate of Welles, Hitchcock and Others, Dies at 106

He was seen in movies and on TV shows like “St. Elsewhere” and worked with some of the biggest names in show business, even though his own name was little known.