The self-styled party of fiscal probity is eager for Washington to help clean up the mess created by Hurricane Ian. The dramatic decision led by Russia and Saudi Arabia portends a political morass for the White House at home and growing adversity abroad. COVID-19 waves in Europe have often predicted future increases in the U.S. Biden's approval rating is on an upward swing, but most Americans still say the country is moving in the wrong direction. Claims of control over four areas of Ukraine that President Vladimir Putin supposedly annexed belie realities on the ground of Kyiv regaining control – and further enraging supposed Kremlin loyalists. This flu season is likely to be fueled by low levels of immunity and the relaxation of coronavirus mitigation measures that helped reduce flu transmission. U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. | 
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