ABUJA, Nigeria—At 7 a.m. on Saturday, 27-year-old Sandra Braimoh joined about 30 other people at the Old Parade Ground stadium in the Nigerian capital. They made a list of requests for peace and healing before walking and praying across parts of the city for more than an hour. Braimoh has joined other youth-led marches against police brutality. “I can’t just sit there and pretend these things are not happening,” she said.

Conflict has embroiled the oil-rich nation since the 2011 NATO-backed ouster of longtime dictator Muammar Qaddafi. Rival factions signed a permanent cease-fire on Friday, calling for foreign mercenaries to leave in three months, a joint military force, and a monitoring body to track deal violations.

A Russian state-sponsored hacking team targeted dozens of local and state government networks and stole data from at least two servers since September, U.S. officials said late Thursday. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency in an advisory said the hackers, known as DragonFly or Energetic Bear, also targeted aviation systems. They obtained user and administrator credentials to access and exfiltrate data from the networks.

Pastor Vazgen Zohrabyan stood outside Abovyan City Church. Behind him on this Tuesday in October, children strolled in and out of the church doors, which stood open beneath a brown illuminated cross. Three children ran past, playing and laughing. “I’m so happy to see them with smiles on their faces,” he said.

The kids are among more than 2,000 mostly women and children who fled Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed territory inside Azerbaijan, since fighting that began Sept. 27 revived a long-simmering conflict. 

Kristen Welker of NBC News will moderate the final presidential debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., at 9 pm EDT on Thursday. A scheduled debate on Oct. 15 did not occur after President Donald Trump opted not to participate in a virtual event after testing positive for COVID-19.

About 11,000 people will attend the opening World Series game in Arlington, Texas, on Tuesday night, the smallest crowd since 1909. Teams will play on the new $1.2 billion Globe Life Field, the first time since 1993 that players will use artificial turf. Plate umpire Laz Diaz and the rest of the crew will wear masks throughout the games. League officials also barred the traditional postgame victory celebrations.

Pennsylvania can count mailed-in ballots received up to three days after Election Day, the Supreme Court ruled late on Monday. The justices split 4-4 on the Republican motion to block the September ruling from the state’s top court, which ordered officials to accept ballots as long as voters did not mail them after polls closed. Some 18 states have also set a post-Election Day deadline.