The U.S. census will wrap up just a few days before the Nov. 3 presidential election. U.S. District Judge Lucy H. Koh in California on Thursday blocked President Donald Trump from requiring the Census Bureau to finish its count by Sept. 30, saying it could make the numbers less accurate.

Police in Paris arrested two suspects in a knifing outside the former offices of Charlie Hebdo while a trial in the 2015 terrorist attack at the satirical newspaper occurred across town. Officers said they found a meat cleaver or a machete near the crime scene. The attack wounded a man and a woman who work for a documentary film company.

Two officers shot during protests on Wednesday night should make a full recovery, interim Louisville, Ky., Police Chief Robert Schroeder said. Authorities arrested 26-year-old Larynzo Johnson in connection with the shootings and charged him with firing at police as they attempted to disperse a crowd. Protesters gathered in downtown Louisville on Wednesday in reaction to a grand jury’s decision in the case of Breonna Taylor, a black woman who died in a drug raid at her apartment in March.

WASHINGTON—Hundreds gathered on the steps of the Supreme Court on Thursday to pay their respects to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on Friday. When President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived, some of the crowd booed them and shouted, “Vote him out!” White House press secretary Kaleigh McEnany said later, “The chants were appalling but certainly to be expected when you’re in the heart of the swamp.”

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko took the oath of office at a surprise inauguration ceremony in the capital city of Minsk on Wednesday. Thousands of protesters flooded the streets of cities throughout the country, starting that evening and into Thursday. Police used truncheons and water cannons to disperse crowds and authorities arrested 364 protesters, according to the Interior Ministry. Andrei Shved, prosecutor general, said he might impose significant fines and other penalties on protesters.

Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel marked the end of a 38-year project involving 53 sign language translators—many of them deaf. Deaf Missions this week finished translating the Bible from its original languages into American Sign Language. The project started with the New Testament, which took 23 years to complete.

Hours after Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced the outcome of grand jury proceedings in the death of Breonna Taylor, two police officers were shot and wounded during protests in the streets of Louisville, Ky. Authorities say a suspect is in custody and both officers are expected to recover. Protests spread to other major U.S. cities Wednesday night.