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The recall of San Francisco’s district attorney and the Los Angeles mayor’s race drew the most attention, but several other contests were decided, too.

“A sea of red arrows” pointing downward in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast.

President Volodymyr Zelensky insisted there was a compelling reason to stay and fight in Sievierodonetsk despite Russian forces closing in on his military.

The recall of San Francisco’s district attorney and the Los Angeles mayor’s race drew the most attention, but several other contests were decided, too.

Shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde, Texas, have spurred a national debate on gun control and the response of police in school shootings.

Moscow shifted blame for food shortages to sanctions. Both Ukraine and Russia are claiming to have inflicted decisive losses against one another in recent days in the fight for a key eastern city.

Moves show how inflation and changing consumer behavior are souring the business outlook for many retailers.

Clinical trials found the vaccine to work well, but the company has long struggled with manufacturing.

Crime and homelessness loom large in California, Democrats look for some rays of light in a rough year, and dozens of House races will take shape for the fall midterms.

Despite surviving a no-confidence vote in Parliament, Britain’s prime minister must now weather a risky Parliamentary by-election this month and, potentially, even a rebellion by his fellow Conservative lawmakers.