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Dr. Deborah Birx, who became a controversial figure during her time in the White House, said there was a consistent effort to stifle information as virus cases surged in the second half of 2020.

Signaling a shift that will reverberate nationwide, the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 to strike down New York’s gun law, likely limiting the ability of state and local governments to restrict guns outside the home. Hours later, the Senate advanced a bipartisan gun safety bill that responded to a spate of mass shootings.

In a city that was once the center of Covid-19, many parents have been eager to vaccinate their youngest children. The C.D.C. endorsed the shots over the weekend.

Ukraine’s military said it was attacking Russian infrastructure on Snake Island, south of Odesa. Recent strikes in the sea suggest the country has received powerful Western weapons, analysts say.

Katie Britt will most likely represent Alabama in the Senate, and two Republican House candidates in Georgia who had been backed by former President Donald J. Trump were defeated.

The latest data comes during crippling train strikes as workers demand pay in line with the rising cost of living.

More than 1,600 others were injured in the 5.9-magnitude quake, which was centered in the country’s remote southeast near the Pakistan border.

A Russian official said the men were not protected by the Geneva Conventions as prisoners of war. In eastern Ukraine, U.S. officials say, Moscow is likely to end up with more territory, but neither side will gain full control of the region.

Markets regained some ground after a tumultuous week on Wall Street.

Mo Brooks faces Katie Britt in a fateful Senate runoff in Alabama, and Virginia and Georgia Republicans choose their House contenders against entrenched Democrats.