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Both parties have now lodged complaints saying the opposing party’s leader ran afoul of election law in not officially declaring 2024 presidential runs.

The agency had pressed for weeks for a visit to the facility, where shelling has damaged parts of the facility and raised fears of a nuclear meltdown.

The uncrewed mission aims to lift off Monday morning. It will start the agency’s program to return American astronauts to the moon in the coming years.

Stocks slipped across Asia and Europe, and futures pointed to a downward opening on Wall Street.

Policy victories for Democrats in Washington were made possible by the state’s Senate winners in 2020. “That work is not yet done,” Senator Raphael Warnock said at a convention.

The decrees are the latest moves by the Kremlin that seem intended to integrate people who have been forced to leave Ukraine.

The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog has assembled a team of experts to visit the Zaporizhzhia plant as early as next week. Shelling and power disruptions there have raised concerns of a nuclear accident.

The latest increase in gas and electric charges, reflecting tight energy markets stretched by the war in Ukraine, is expected to stoke inflation in Britain.

The plan suggested that Moscow was preparing for a long war. In Ukraine, the country’s largest nuclear plant was cut off from the grid, raising anew fears of a disaster.

It is unclear how extensive the redactions will be, but the document will provide insights into how the department came to pursue classified documents that ended up at Mar-a-Lago. Former President Donald J. Trump criticized the Justice Department and the F.B.I. on social media.