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The Biden administration extended tariffs on imported solar products but made changes to exempt many more products from the levies, a decision that angered some domestic producers.

A Chinese show of support for Russia’s leader could undermine U.S. efforts to ostracize him. The Kremlin condemned Washington’s troop deployment to Eastern Europe.

A boy named Rayan has been stuck at the bottom of a 100-foot-deep well since Tuesday, in a drama that has captivated the North African nation.

The country is the first Western democracy to require coronavirus vaccinations for nearly its entire adult population. Skyrocketing food prices threaten to deepen poverty and unrest around the world.

The United States leads on the first day of team competition in figure skating. The iconic Bird’s Nest stadium hosts its second opening ceremony, this time for the Winter Olympics.

With Xi and Putin in attendance, China picked an athlete with a Uyghur name to help light the cauldron at the close of a festive ceremony. Leaders critical of China’s human rights record stayed home.

The Kremlin accused the United States of “igniting tensions,” even as Moscow continued to amass forces around Ukraine. Before a visit to Beijing, President Vladimir V. Putin pledged to deepen Russia’s ties with China.

Dr. Vivek Murthy said Pfizer’s vaccine for those under 5 would “undergo the same independent, rigorous and transparent review process” that was used to authorize vaccines for adults.

A storm that has already dumped a foot of snow in some parts of the United States could cause even more serious problems on Thursday if ice accumulates on roads and power lines.

President Biden said that the raid targeting Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi in Syria showed that American forces could “take out” terrorist threats anywhere in the world.