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China’s leader, Xi Jinping, is taking a victory lap in the city after Beijing imposed a crackdown that has transformed the city and crushed dissent.

Mayor Eric Adams says that offering immediate prescriptions to people who test positive at the mobile sites will help address concerns over inequities in distributing antiviral treatments.

Legal experts said that the W.N.B.A. star’s trial on drug charges was all but certain to end in conviction. Missile strikes on a residential tower and a recreational center southwest of Odesa killed at least 19 civilians and injured dozens.

A forecaster said some parts of the country could feel like a ‘hot blow dryer,’ and drought-plagued cities in the West are ditching fireworks because of wildfire fears.

Nearly half of the countries in the currency area have now reached double-digit inflation.

What will happen in the midterms? How are state-by-state battles unfolding? What about the Supreme Court’s legitimacy? We spoke with Kate Zernike, a Times reporter who has been covering the abortion debate.

Roughly half of those surveyed say they are worse off financially than a year ago, and most disapprove of President Biden’s handling of inflation.

Xi Jinping is in Hong Kong for the 25th anniversary of the city’s return to Chinese rule. This is the leader’s first visit since Beijing imposed an crackdown that smothered dissent in the city.

Federal action to make children older than 6 months eligible for vaccines not only affects parents but also day care centers, which have struggled throughout the pandemic.

NATO and the G7 are finishing their summits, with leaders facing the prospect of citizens that have grown weary of the war. The top American intelligence official said Russia still eyes taking over all of Ukraine.