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The achievement could have covered one dose for every person on the planet. Instead, the distribution has been widely unequal.

Navigating the pandemic and a shift in leadership, the Center Theater Group is trying to get back its old audience, and find a new one, while rethinking its mission and programming.

Russia’s foreign minister said that there was “a kernel of rationality” in the U.S. written response to its demands. President Emmanuel Macron of France has spoken with President Vladimir Putin of Russia to try to ease tensions.

The Stoxx Europe 600 fell 1.7 percent, while futures on the S&P 500 pointed to a small decline when trading on Wall Street begins.

Officer Jason Rivera, who was fatally shot while responding to a 911 call one week ago, is being remembered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

If the Commerce Department report confirms economists’ forecasts, last year’s rebound will have been the strongest in decades.

White House officials have declined to confirm that an announcement was in the works because Justice Breyer had not yet submitted a letter of resignation.

The rule, coming in stages, will ultimately affect about 10 million workers in hospitals, nursing homes and other providers that participate in Medicaid and Medicare. Moderna is studying a booster shot to target Omicron, mirroring similar efforts by Pfizer and BioNTech.

The painting, which last sold in 1963 for $26,000, was part of a sale of works by old masters.

There was no immediate sign of a connection between the deadly shooting and Russia’s military buildup. After the U.S. responded in writing to Russian demands surrounding Ukraine, the Kremlin said there was “not much cause for optimism” that its terms would be met.