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The Chinese capital relaxed pandemic rules at midnight on Monday, including a ban on dining in, after a partial lockdown that lasted more than a month.

Ukrainian soldiers are said to control “large” parts of the key eastern city, where Moscow has concentrated troops as it tries to control Luhansk Province. The U.S. is warning that Russia is trying to sell “stolen Ukrainian grain” in Africa.

Conservative lawmakers have triggered the internal party vote after several months of simmering scandal about lockdown-breaking parties held at Downing Street during the height of the Covid crisis.

In a filing, Mr. Musk’s lawyers said that Twitter was “actively resisting” his requests for more information.

“I don’t hear anything about the other national issues we’re focusing on in Washington,” a congressman said. A driver put it succinctly: “I’m really unhappy.”

Ukraine condemned President Emmanuel Macron’s call to not “humiliate” Russia as the war ground to a stalemate in the east. Kyiv’s mayor said the capital was rocked by explosions on Sunday after weeks of relative calm.

Iga Swiatek, the world No. 1 from Poland, is facing Coco Gauff, an 18-year-old American, for the women’s singles championship.

With a statewide recount still underway, Mr. McCormick stepped aside to Dr. Mehmet Oz, who is set to be the Republican nominee in one of this year’s most pivotal midterm races.

Kyiv’s mayor called the past few months “a time of courage and perseverance.” Analysts and officials say no end to the conflict is in sight.

On the 100th day of the war, Russian troops are making slow but substantial gains. The U.N. has warned that the naval blockade of Ukraine could lead to famine around the world.