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The central bank is poised to raise rates this year, and officials could offer hints on Wednesday at how much they’ll go up and how quickly.

Omicron waves may be subsiding in parts of North America and Europe, but more than three billion people around the world have yet to receive a single vaccine shot, a World Health Organization official said.

The Syrian Democratic Forces said they had regained control of a prison in the northeastern Syrian city of Hasaka days after it was attacked by Islamic State fighters.

The vacancy will give President Biden his first chance to name a new justice. He has promised to nominate a Black woman.

A battle over a prison has turned into the biggest confrontation between the United States and the Islamic State since the group’s caliphate fell in 2019.

The change also applies to people living in the bloc who have recovered from the coronavirus. China reports a virus case within a bubble set up to insulate participants in the Olympics from the rest of the country.

President Biden held a video conference with European leaders as fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine deepened. NATO is sending more jets and ships to the region as the West tries to present a united front.

The S&P 500 fell 2 percent in early trading after a roller coaster session on Monday.

Audiences are enthusiastic, but casts are vulnerable, as companies travel from city to city, trying to revive a key part of the theater economy.

The variant offers “hope for stabilization and normalization,” according to the global agency. In the U.S., Dr. Anthony S. Fauci warned against overconfidence but said that things were “going in the right direction.”