Outraged by a court decision to ban nearly all abortions, thousands of people took to the streets on Friday in the largest demonstration yet.

On Wednesday, the chief executives of Facebook, Twitter and Google testified to senators on issues dealing with free speech and censorship on the internet.

Eight people were accused of conspiring with China to stalk, surveil and threaten political dissidents and fugitives taking refuge in the United States in an effort to force them back to China.

Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democratic nominee for president, criticized President Trump's handling of the pandemic that has killed more than 200,000 Americans and his characterization that it's 'going away.'

President Trump said Israel and Sudan agreed to start normalizing ties, opening economic and trade relations.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. government had not yet found the cause of the mysterious symptoms that some American diplomats and intelligence officers began experiencing while overseas in 2016.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain said the highest level of coronavirus restrictions would be imposed for Manchester, which includes forbidding indoor socializing by people from different households.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said some movie theaters outside of New York City would be allowed to reopen with limited capacity starting Oct. 23, and announced a new 'microcluster approach' to combating the coronavirus.

Jacinda Ardern, whose leadership of New Zealand during the coronavirus pandemic has drawn global praise, claimed victory in the national election on Saturday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain addressed the rising coronavirus cases in Manchester, England, saying the best way to curb the spread was through targeted responses.