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Areas across Ukraine were under attack on Thursday morning. President Biden condemned President Vladimir Putin’s actions, saying he would speak to the American people on Thursday.

The county, home to 10 million people, became one of the latest in the United States to ease restrictions, allowing people to go maskless in indoor public spaces as long as they can show proof of vaccination.

Dozens of Ukrainian soldiers are killed as the government vowed an “all-out defense.” NATO’s secretary general condemned the “reckless and unprovoked attack” by Russia.

Follow the economic, market and business fallout of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Three former Minneapolis police officers who arrested Mr. Floyd alongside Derek Chauvin were convicted of violating his civil rights. They still face a separate trial on state charges.

Follow the economic, market and business fallout of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Australia and Japan on Wednesday imposed their own punishments as President Biden warned of further penalties if President Putin doesn’t withdraw his forces.

The official debut of the former president’s social media platform on Monday was marred by error messages and a long waiting list for people who had signed up for access.

The Biden administration’s plan to lift mask requirements in March would endanger medically vulnerable travelers, a flight attendants’ union has said.

The jurors decided that the three men previously convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery were motivated by racism.