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President Vladimir Putin’s forces are likely to turn to heavy artillery again. But Ukraine’s forces have become more willing to retreat to avoid devastating losses in order to keep fighting elsewhere.

After a rebellion by members of his Conservative Party, Mr. Johnson said he would step down. He plans to remain as prime minister until a successor is chosen.

In the survey, 54 percent of adults said their lives are somewhat the same.

The British prime minister is under increasing pressure to step down. More than two dozen officials in his government resigned on Wednesday, and he received a withering reception in Parliament.

More than three years after the Los Angeles rapper was shot and killed, the jury announced that Mr. Holder, the gunman, is guilty of his murder.

Russia’s gains have been backed by withering artillery fire, and the latest offensive appears to be aimed at the Donetsk region. It remains to be seen how heavily Ukraine will defend cities there.

The long-running trends of rising inflation, worsening energy security and a weakening growth outlook are overshadowing the sudden political upheaval.

The British prime minister, whose government has been consumed by a series of scandals, was expected to face intense questioning in Parliament a day after two senior ministers quit unexpectedly.

The prize has gone to a woman for the second time in its history. One recipient didn’t start working on complex math problems until he was 23.

Ukraine’s prime minister told a gathering that it would cost $750 billion. Brittney Griner, the W.N.B.A. star detained in Russia, sought help from President Biden in a letter.