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The committee’s chairman said it would show that “pressuring public servants into betraying their oath was a fundamental part of the playbook” of President Donald J. Trump and others who sought to overturn the election.

Judy Huth, who accused Mr. Cosby of sexually assaulting her at the Playboy Mansion in 1975 when she was 16, was awarded $500,000.

Republican state officials testified about the pressure they faced from Donald J. Trump and his campaign to overturn election results, and on the threats of violence they faced from his followers.

Leaders of the two countries on Monday will address Turkey’s objections over their bids to join the bloc. In Ukraine, Russia made gains in the Donbas region.

The Ukrainian military said it had destroyed “30 units of various equipment and weapons of the enemy” heading into the weekend, and that an entire Russian regiment was forced to withdraw from the country’s east.

Two anti-establishment candidates, Gustavo Petro, a leftist, and Rodolfo Hernández, a construction magnate and former mayor, are facing off in Sunday’s election.

The French president is hoping to get the majority he needs to push through his domestic agenda, but a reinvigorated left-wing coalition could stand in his way.

From battlefields pockmarked by artillery shells to basements and backyards filled with civilian corpses, the war has exacted a staggering toll in lives lost. New York Times reporters who have covered the war present accounts of the many ways that death arrived in Ukraine.

Scientific advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are expected to vote yes, clearing two vaccines for children under 5, despite some reservations about thin data on the efficacy of the shots.

The European Commission is expected to recommend that the country be granted candidate status, the first formal step in a process that normally takes more than a decade.