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With Lebanon mired in economic collapse and political paralysis, clashes left at least six dead and dozens wounded. The violence came amid protests over an inquiry into a huge blast at the city’s port last year.

The action comes amid labor shortages and rising worker activism nationwide.

Consumer Price Index data from the Labor Department showed that prices continued their ascent in September.

A separate F.D.A. analysis also suggested that Johnson & Johnson submitted weak data for boosters. The Biden administration will lift the travel restrictions for vaccinated visitors on the Canada and Mexico borders in November. American and Southwest Airlines said they would not comply with Texas’ order banning vaccine mandates.

The actor who played Captain Kirk and three others went to the edge of space in a tourist spacecraft built by Jeff Bezos’ company.

The government’s slow response was one of its worst public health failures ever, a parliamentary report found. In Texas, the governor issued an executive order that prohibits private companies from mandating vaccines.

The global growth forecast was pared to 5.9 percent from 6 percent because of the Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks. The U.S. growth prediction was cut to 6 percent from 7 percent.

The Chinese real estate developer has three more payments due Monday on its dollar bonds, and offshore bondholders are beginning to worry.

The pill could offer high-risk people with Covid a convenient, relatively inexpensive treatment. Separately, other F.D.A. decisions could make booster shots available to a much wider range of Americans.

The study will follow participants for up to one year to find out how long vaccine protection lasts against Covid-19 and new variants.