At least two people were killed and two others injured after a severe storm destroyed homes in the Florida Panhandle.

President Biden announces the release of up to 180 million barrels of oil from U.S. reserves in an effort to combat rising gas prices and the impact of Russia's war on Ukraine.

NATO's secretary general said intelligence has shown Russia to be repositioning, not withdrawing, its troops from around and north of Ukraine's capital.

Jeremy Fleming, the director of Britain's electronic surveillance agency, said Russian troops, plagued by low morale and weapons shortages, have refused to carry out orders and accidentally shot down their own aircraft.

John F. Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, said the Defense Department believed that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia had not been given an accurate account of his army's failures in Ukraine.

A spacecraft carrying a NASA astronaut and his Russian crewmates landed in Kazakhstan. Russia's invasion of Ukraine could strain future collaboration between NASA and its Russian counterpart, Roscosmos.

Germany began preparing for shortages and potential future rationing of natural gas, citing concerns that Russia could cut off deliveries unless payments on existing contracts were made in rubles.

President Biden will urge Congress to pass billions of dollars in emergency coronavirus relief aid, warning that failure to act could jeopardize the nation's progress against the pandemic.

The governor of Chernihiv, Ukraine, said strikes on the region continued overnight. Hours earlier, Russia had pledged to reduce attacks in that area and around Kyiv.

A Palestinian gunman opened fire in Bnei Brak, an ultra-Orthodox city outside of Tel Aviv, killing multiple people. The shooting was the fifth attack in less than two weeks in Israel.