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The Federal Reserve is closely watching inflation, and the numbers have remained sharply elevated in recent months.

The gross domestic product grew 0.5 percent (a 2 percent annualized rate) as supply-chain bottlenecks and the resurgent pandemic hampered the economy.

Staffing shortages are possible, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. Japan has seen a drastic drop in cases after a summer peak.

President Biden went to the Capitol to lobby for a revised social spending and climate package, telling Democrats in private, “We badly need a vote.” The plan leaves out several major proposals, including paid family leave and lowering drug costs.

President Biden met with Democrats on Capitol Hill to discuss the package, which leaves out several major proposals, including paid family leave and lowering drug costs. But he said “the agenda that’s in these bills, is what 81 million people voted for.”

A report accused President Jair Bolsonaro of causing thousands of unnecessary deaths by discouraging masks, ignoring offers of vaccines and promoting ineffective drugs.

Today, the trial of the Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes, is set to continue, and our reporters will cover it live.

President Biden leaves for Europe on Thursday, but lingering disputes over how to finance the plan may prevent Democrats from uniting around a framework.

Dave Halls, the assistant director, told an investigator that he had not carefully checked the revolver, which was loaded with a live round that killed the cinematographer. Investigators said they believe there were more live rounds on the set.

Eric Adams, the Democratic nominee, and Curtis Sliwa, his Republican opponent, traded sharply personal attacks as they sparred over crime, homelessness, vaccine mandates and more, one week before Election Day.