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Ms. Cheney, who was trounced in her primary, acknowledged on NBC’s “Today Show” that she was considering a White House bid. She also announced a political action committee.

Ukraine’s energy agency said the country’s power grid was intact despite the attack. Still, it’s a reminder of Russia’s varied attempts, including shelling, to disrupt energy supply in Ukraine.

Minutes from the Fed’s meeting in July showed officials remain committed to raising rates until inflation cools meaningfully.

The secretary general, António Guterres, spoke with Russia’s defense minister about the Zaporizhzhia facility as attacks raise the risk of a nuclear meltdown. He offered to send inspectors to assess the damage.

Profit at the nation’s largest retailer fell as inflation raised costs and altered shopping habits, but the company issued a slightly improved outlook for the rest of the year.

Liz Cheney, Lisa Murkowski and Sarah Palin are all on the ballot as voters in Wyoming and Alaska go to the polls. But don’t expect any quick results in Alaska.

A senior Russian diplomat spoke openly of a possible prisoner exchange to free the American basketball star. In Ukraine, more civilians fled shelling near a Russian-held nuclear plant.

After hours of confusion in which four of seven election commissioners would not verify the results, the announcement put Kenya on shaky political ground.

If Representative Liz Cheney loses her primary on Tuesday, as is widely expected, the Cowboy State’s conservative tilt will take on a harder edge.

After his spectacular rise and fall at WeWork, Mr. Neumann is getting back into the real estate industry, with backing from a major Silicon Valley player.