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The much-anticipated rule, which would require companies to report the climate-related impact of their businesses, could be brought to a vote.

With analysts predicting a bloody stalemate across much of Ukraine, Russian forces were fighting their way into the port city of Mariupol, where officials warned of forced deportations and a strike on another building where hundreds of civilians were sheltering.

After weeks of Russian troops’ encircling and shelling the strategic coastal city, tank battles raged on its city streets on Saturday. In eastern and southern Ukraine, millions have fled or are cut off from humanitarian aid.

The two deaths were in the northeastern province of Jilin, according to China’s national health commission.

Canada approves Moderna’s vaccine for children ages 6 to 11. Italy is preparing to roll back many of its vaccine requirements.

Rescuers believe that as many as 1,000 people were sheltering in a Mariupol theater that was nearly destroyed in a Russian attack this week. President Biden was discussing the war in a call with China’s leader, Xi Jinping, on Friday.

DTEK, a prominent Ukrainian power company, arranges for soldiers to escort its emergency repair crews to reach damaged transmission lines.

Past coronavirus surges in Europe have predicted what was to come in the United States, but experts say the trend is more a cause for caution than alarm. New York’s experience offers lessons to health experts.

Rescue workers began pulling some survivors from the wreckage of a theater in Mariupol where hundreds, including children, were believed to be sheltering. Ukrainian air defenses claimed to shoot down Russian planes and missiles over Kyiv.

The bank on Thursday lifted its key interest rate to 0.75 percent, the third consecutive increase.