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As Ukraine takes back territory, it is faced with the question of what activity constitutes collaborating with the occupying Russian forces.

The Georgia Senate candidate, who supports a no-exceptions ban on abortion, paid for a girlfriend to have the procedure in 2009, according to The Daily Beast. Mr. Walker denied it, and G.O.P. allies are sticking by him.

The discovery of ruptured gas lines in the Baltic Sea spurred finger-pointing between Russia and the Ukraine’s allies over who was responsible.

Catch up on news from political races around the country.

Rescuers searched for survivors four days after Hurricane Ian hit. Nearly a million people remained without power, and many communities lacked potable water.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a former president who was once imprisoned amid a corruption scandal, is seeking to oust President Jair Bolsonaro, who has questioned the integrity of Sunday’s election.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that his forces will recapture more towns in the Donbas region soon after they took parts of Lyman.

Policing experts and human rights organizations are raising questions about why police used the chemical. In the panic that ensued, many were trampled, leaving at least 125 people dead.

The former hurricane, now a post-tropical storm, continues to push northward after leaving a trail of destruction in Florida and Cuba.

They appeared to be edging closer to encircling Lyman, a strategic rail hub in the country’s east.