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He gave a farewell speech before Liz Truss takes over as Britain’s third female prime minister amid a worsening economic crisis.

People were told to shelter in place as the police surrounded a house on an Indigenous reserve.

The nuclear watchdog agency will brief the U.N. Security Council. On Monday, shelling again cut off power to the Zaporizhzhia plant.

Democrats expect to reclaim the governor’s office with Maura Healey, and Boston has a messy district attorney race. Here’s the latest from Massachusetts and midterm campaigns elsewhere.

The company seeking to acquire the social media site needs shareholder approval to extend the time to complete the deal. The results of the vote are to be announced on Tuesday.

Sacramento could reach a blistering 115 degrees on Tuesday. Power grid operators warned of blackouts if customers don’t cut back on electricity use.

Nearly 24 hours after the first stabbing, officers said that the suspects were probably hiding in Saskatchewan’s capital city. Ten people were killed and at least 15 others injured in the assaults.

Liz Truss, the foreign secretary, is widely expected to prevail over Rishi Sunak, the former chancellor of the Exchequer, to become Britain’s new leader, replacing Boris Johnson.

President Volodymyr Zelensky broke a silence to announce the victories in an operation to push Russian forces out of Ukraine’s south.

The killings took place on an Indigenous reservation and in a nearby village in Saskatchewan. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the attacks ‘horrific and heartbreaking.’