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Rallies were planned on Saturday in Vienna, one day after a demonstration in the Netherlands turned violent. In Australia, demonstrators in Melbourne waved national flags and chanted, “No more mandates.”

Dozens were injured at the performance, part of a two-day music festival in Houston. According to the mayor’s office, the injured included a child as young as 10.

Staff at the hospital in the western state of Maharashtra tried to douse the fire with fire extinguishers, but the flames spread quickly in the airtight room.

As leaders and other participants at the Glasgow conference debate how to deliver on the unmet promises of years past, demonstrations are planned on Saturday.

The drug, which has the brand name Paxlovid, is the first treatment purpose-built to attack the coronavirus. The company said it planned to submit data as soon as possible to the F.D.A. for authorization.

President Biden made a direct appeal to House lawmakers, urging them to vote yes on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and a $1.85 trillion social policy and climate plan. But moderates insisted on an official cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office before supporting the larger bill.

In the biggest demonstration so far outside the U.N. summit, Greta Thunberg and Vanessa Nakate addressed the demonstrators.

The showing was a significant improvement from the previous month and a sign that employers are feeling more optimistic as the latest coronavirus surge eases.

While the defense portrayed the fatal shooting as ‘self-defense,’ the prosecution took the contrary position that it was the victim, Ahmaud Arbery, who had been under attack. Our reporters are sending news from the courthouse.

The new guidance will cover 84 million workers, who will be required to be fully vaccinated or undergo weekly testing.