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The president said the measures were “not about taking away anyone’s guns.” He also acknowledged that Congress might not come to a consensus, even as the nation grieves the victims of several mass shootings.

The Supreme Court paused the counting of undated mail-in ballots in a judicial race. Such ballots are also at issue in the state’s Republican Senate primary.

Employers had 11.4 million vacancies, nearly two for every worker seeking a job.

The jury found Mr. Depp was defamed by Ms. Heard when she described herself in an op-ed as a “public figure representing domestic abuse,” but also that she had been defamed by one of his lawyers.

The long-range rockets would fulfill a longstanding request from Ukraine for precision weapons. A U.S. official said leaders in Kyiv promised not to fire them at targets inside Russia.

With daily infections in low double digits, there’s pressure to shake the city back to life, reviving the factories, companies and supply lines vital to China’s economy.

A central figure in the scheme to reverse the 2020 election is mobilizing grass-roots activists into an “army of citizens” trained to aggressively monitor elections.

The agreement reached after a concession to Hungary bans Russian oil imports arriving by sea, cutting off two-thirds of the bloc’s total imports.

Big risks threaten economic growth around the world as central banks try to bring prices under control.

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic are extending their long rivalry with a grinding quarterfinal at Roland Garros, with Nadal ahead after three sets. Follow updates here.