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President Biden said Russia will target Kyiv in the coming week, citing U.S. intelligence. The Russian president said earlier on Friday that he is still open to diplomacy.

A swell of police officers and heavy tow trucks closed in on the encampment of truckers on Friday after three weeks of demonstrations had roiled the capital and other parts of the country.

In South Korea, where cases are surging, the government will allot a window specifically for those who test positive for the virus to vote in next month’s election.

In parts of the U.S. and Europe, cases are falling. But a decline in testing has meant that reported case numbers might not reflect the true spread of the virus, according to the W.H.O.

Kamila Valieva uncharacteristically faltered, tumbling to fourth place in the women’s figure skating event she was expected to win. Mikaela Shiffrin is disqualified, again, after missing a gate in the combined event.

Western officials continued to dispute Russia’s claims about withdrawing forces from around Ukraine. Russia expelled the deputy American ambassador in what the U.S. called an “escalatory step.”

Forces began gathering as they appeared to be preparing to confront the protesters who have been occupying downtown Ottawa, the capital, for more than two weeks.

The Biden administration added several major Chinese businesses to a list of counterfeiters, but removed any mention of Amazon’s foreign operations.

The teenage Russian star stumbles on the ice and falls off the podium, creating an emotional ending to a women’s competition shadowed by her positive doping test.

Forces began gathering as they appeared to be preparing to confront the protesters who have been occupying downtown Ottawa for more than two weeks.