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Ukrainian officials said that they expect devastation in Sievierodonetsk, where civilians have no electricity or running water. Diplomats from Finland and Sweden were meeting with their Turkish counterparts to discuss their NATO application.

Faith leaders have asked the Justice Dept. to send election monitors to the state in November to protect against false claims of fraud. Here’s what else happened during primaries in Alabama, Arkansas and Texas.

Preliminary results appeared to show that three doses of the coronavirus vaccine worked better than two, but the company did not release supporting data.

Investors weighed mixed economic reports and company earnings.

Alabama, Arkansas and Texas are also holding primaries and runoff elections that will offer new hints of where voters stand on national issues and Donald Trump’s standing in the Republican Party.

President Zelensky told the Davos gathering that sanctions on Russia should be pushed to the maximum, as Germany’s energy minister indicated that a deadlock over an oil embargo could be nearing a solution.

Gov. Greg Abbott, who announced the death toll, said the gunman was also dead. It was the deadliest elementary school shooting since the 2012 massacre in Newtown, Conn.

David Cronenberg’s latest feature, the body horror film “Crimes of the Future,” brought Kristen Stewart and Viggo Mortensen to the film festival.

The New York Times’s publication of “The Ransom,” a groundbreaking report laying out history’s role in Haiti’s poverty, stirred immediate reaction.

Raphael Warnock and Stacey Abrams, viewed as strong candidates by their party, will be running against President Biden’s low ratings as well as their G.O.P. rivals.