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Ukrainian officials fear that such trials would be a bid to deflect attention from atrocities that Russian forces have committed.

Polls have closed in this solidly blue state where a couple of Democratic primaries are likely to determine the November winners in key offices.

Ukraine has caused Russia to sustain heavy losses, with up to 500 Russian troops killed or injured every day, according to some estimates.

The Brave Commander will take grain purchased by the World Food Program from Ukraine to the Horn of Africa.

Lee Jae-yong, who served time for bribery, is one in a long series of South Korean business leaders who’ve been granted presidential pardons.

The Wall Street Journal reported that F.B.I. agents collected top secret files, ahead of a 3 p.m. Eastern deadline for the former president’s legal team to oppose the motion to unseal the search warrant.

A man rushed the stage and stabbed Mr. Rushdie several times just before he delivered a lecture in Chautauqua. The author spent years living in hiding after Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran called for his execution in 1989, but in recent years has been living a more open life.

Robin Vos, the speaker of the State Assembly, said he was ending a widely criticized 14-month inquiry into the state’s 2020 results led by Michael Gableman, a former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice.

In pictures from after the explosions, blast craters and debris are seen where warplanes were once parked.

Beyond elections and voting issues, these Trump-aligned candidates could shape the country’s policies on abortion, climate change, same-sex marriage and much more.