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Dow Falls More Than 600 Points on Fed Worries - U.S. stocks fell as traders weighed the potential for further aggressive interest-rate increases and the backdrop of a slowing economy. A1

What’s News: Business & Finance A1

IPO Market Faces Worst Year in Two Decades. ‘Really Hard Pill to Swallow.’ A1

Crimea, Once a Bastion of Russian Power, Now Reveals Its Weakness A1

What’s News: World-Wide A1

Can This Snorer’s Marriage Be Saved? Yes, With Mouth Tape. A1

Companies Are Cutting Back on Maternity and Paternity Leave A1

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U.S.

Where Are People Living the Longest? See Where Your State Ranks in Life Expectancy - Overall life expectancy rates in the U.S. fell sharply in 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic took hold, but rates varied by state A2

Corrections & Amplifications A2

Anthony Fauci to Step Down After More Than 50 Years of Government Service A3

Pfizer, BioNTech Seek FDA Authorization for Updated Covid-19 Vaccine A3

Columbus Teachers Vote to Strike Days Before Classes Start A3

California Gov. Gavin Newsom Vetoes Safe-Injection Drug Bill A3

Three Latina Candidates Test GOP Policies in South Texas House Races A4

Trump Files Lawsuit Challenging Mar-a-Lago Search by FBI A4

Michigan Library Fights to Restore Funding After Dispute Over Books With LGBT Themes A4

Polio Vaccines Are Urged in New York as Once-Defeated Virus Lurks A5

Improve Memory by Zapping Your Brain? Study Says It’s Possible A5

WORLD

Ukraine’s Zelensky Warns Against Trial of Prisoners Captured at Azovstal Steel Plant - The leader of a Russian-backed breakaway region announced details of plans to put Ukrainian soldiers on trial, a move that President Zelensky warned would mean an end to negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow. A6

Russia Blames Ukraine in Car Bomb Killing of Daria Dugina, Daughter of Putin Ally A6

U.S. Steps Up Enforcement of Its Long List of Russia Sanctions A7

Europe’s Natural-Gas Crunch Sparks Global Battle for Tankers A7

U.S. Warns Turkish Businesses Against Work With Sanctioned Russians A7

Ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Faces Arrest on Terror Charge A8

Taiwan’s Parade of Visitors Continues With Indiana Governor A8

China Extends Power Curbs Amid Heat Wave, Drought A16

Chinese Banks Cut Rates to Spur Economic Growth A16

Iraq’s Political Crisis Points to Iran’s Weakening Influence in Baghdad A16

LIFE & ARTS

Cheaper Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Are Coming. Here’s How to Comparison Shop. - Considering how various over-the-counter hearing aids fit into your lifestyle is one way to evaluate devices: “It’s like buying a car.” A9

Why Balenciaga’s $1,790 Garbage Bag Is Already a Success A10

What to Know About the Electric Vehicle Tax Credits, and How to Get More Money Back A10

‘Heartmind’ by Cass McCombs Review: Too-Little-Known Troubadour A11

The Humble Joy of a Scruffy Golf Course A12

Tom Brady Returns to the Buccaneers. Again. A12

OPINION

Racial Discrimination and Harvard’s Invidious Boxes - Not only preferences but the categories that colleges use are unconstitutional. A13

China Risks Losing Its European Union Linchpin A13

Good Government or Big Government? A13

‘Retail Gangster’ Review: Let’s Make a Deal A13

Dr. Fauci and the Rule of Experts A14

Russia Blackmails Europe, Again A14

The High Price of Great Books Daycare A14

Academy of Pediatrics Abandons the Children A14

Why Industrial Policy Fails A14

Medicaid Is Not the Solution A14

Liz Cheney and the Last of the Right-Wing Institutionalists A14

We Called It the ‘Civil-Service Missile’ A14

Bail Reform Lets Another Criminal Back Onto the Street A14

The Trump Warrant Had No Legal Basis A15

Censorship at a Top College for Free Speech A15

‘Brain Death’ Marks the True End of a Person’s Life A15

BUSINESS & FINANCE

Ford Confirms Layoffs, Says It Is Cutting About 3,000 Jobs - The job cuts come as Ford slashes costs and makes a longer-range transition to electric vehicles. B1

Shrinking Deficits Cushion Fed’s Retreat From Markets B1

Bed Bath & Beyond’s Sudden Stock Plunge Narrows Options for Cash Infusion B1

Your Steak Is Getting Cheaper at the Supermarket B1

How Occidental Petroleum Captured Warren Buffett’s Eye B1

Ford Stock Falls After $1.7 Billion Verdict in Fatal Rollover Case B2

Toyota Commercial Truck Unit Hino Faces Widening Scandal Over Emissions Data B2

McDonald’s Adds Three New Directors to Board B3

Elon Musk’s Lawyers Seek Documents From Former Twitter Chief Jack Dorsey B3

MGM China Pumps $594 Million Into Macau Casino Unit Ahead of License Bid B3

Adidas CEO to Leave Amid Struggles in China B3

Instacart Revenue Growth Accelerates Ahead of Planned IPO B4

A Group of Apple Employees Protests Company’s Three-Day-a-Week Office Policy B4

HBO’s ‘House of the Dragon’ Premiere Draws Nearly 10 Million Viewers B4

MoviePass Is Making a Comeback With Plans From $10 to $30 a Month B4

Ben & Jerry’s Independent Directors Lose Request for Injunction Over Israel Business B5

Large Ad Agency Networks Have Resisted the Economic Downturn—So Far B5

British Airways to Cut Over 10,000 Flights as Industry Woes Threaten to Stretch Through Winter B6

Coffee and Pastry Shops Avoid Inflation Backlash Punishing Restaurants B6

American Airlines Names New Tech Chief B6

As Crypto Slumps, Goldman Sachs Aims for a Wall Street Built on Blockchain B10

Fintech CFOs Seek Reliable Funding as Investors Pull Back, Demand Higher Yields B10

Deep-Sea Mining Is Close to Reality Despite Environmental Concerns B11

Seawall Capital Takes Majority Stake in Sports Apparel Company B11

Bausch Health Hires Advisers Amid Patent Loss, Spinoff Controversy B11

Failing in an Oligopoly Takes Serious Mismanagement B12

BYD, Tesla’s Chinese Rival, Is Coming Into Its Own B12

Give Bill.com Its Due B12

SmileDirectClub Doesn’t Have Much Time to Straighten Itself Out B12

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