J.D. Tuccille: America running headlong into a debt crisis
The article discusses the looming debt crisis in the United States due to the government’s persistent overspending and failure to balance its budget.
Fake consortium seller suspected of scamming in PI and other states is arrested in DF
A businessman suspected of scamming in Piauí, Amapá, Maranhão, Roraima, and Goiás was arrested in the Federal District for fraud in car financing and consortium sales.
Schufa, Elections, Daylight Saving Time: Changes Coming in March
Germany will experience changes in March regarding the Schufa credit score, upcoming elections in two federal states, and the start of daylight saving time.
Climate Change – A Federal or National Issue?
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pivotal climate change lawsuit against the energy industry, which could shape the future of similar cases initiated by left-leaning states and municipalities.
Per capita income varies from R$ 1,219 in Maranhão to R$ 4,538 in the DF; see IBGE ranking
Brazil's per capita household income was reported at R$ 2,316 per month in 2025, with significant disparities among states.
USA: 0.8% Increase in Producer Prices in January, Much Higher Than Estimates
Wholesale prices in the U.S. rose at a faster-than-expected rate in January, contradicting hopes of a declining inflation, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
In Several Federal States: Vegetarian Spring Rolls from Rewe Contained Meat
Rewe, a German supermarket chain, has recalled its vegetarian spring rolls due to undisclosed meat and mustard seeds, posing serious risks for vegetarians and allergy sufferers.
Inflation in the US 'disappoints' in January: It stands at 3.1% and 'erases chances' of a Fed rate cut
US consumer prices surged at the beginning of the year, frustrating hopes for a continuous drop in inflation and likely delaying any interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Maduro requests dismissal of process to US Justice
Nicolás Maduro has requested a federal judge in the United States to dismiss his trafficking case, claiming interference from the Trump administration.
Operation investigates deviations in parliamentary amendments from former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and his family
The Federal Police has launched an operation to investigate former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho and his family for alleged misappropriations of parliamentary amendments, executing search warrants across four states and the Federal District.
United States: a judge cancels the Trump administration's policy of immigrant expulsions to third countries
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's policy of expelling undocumented immigrants to third countries is illegal, suspending the decision for 15 days to allow for an appeal.
American released from Indonesia jail after serving 11 years for 'suitcase murder' as US case looms
An American man has been released from an Indonesian prison after serving 11 years for the murder of his girlfriend's mother, and he now faces federal charges in the United States.
Federal Police conducts operation in East Minas against group that illegally sent 238 migrants to the USA
The Federal Police of Brazil launched 'Operation Promised Land' to dismantle a criminal organization involved in illegally sending migrants to the United States.
Press Law: Morocco Fails in Lawsuit Against SZ and 'Zeit'
The Federal Court of Justice in Germany has ruled that foreign states cannot bring lawsuits against domestic media for alleged violations of their national honor, rejecting Morocco's revisions in a legal dispute.
From Friday: Verdi calls for nationwide warning strikes in local transport
The Verdi union has announced nationwide warning strikes in the German public transport sector starting this Friday, affecting services in nearly all federal states.
Fidel Félix-Ochoa, alleged leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, appears in Florida on fentanyl trafficking charges
Fidel Félix-Ochoa, the alleged leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, has appeared in a federal court in Florida facing charges of trafficking fentanyl and other drugs into the United States.
The results of the Trump criminal investigation have been ordered to be confidential
A federal judge has ruled that the results of the criminal investigation into Donald Trump cannot be published by the Department of Justice.
The Republic in Golden Letters: Trump's Crusade to Stamp His Name in Every Corner of the United States
Donald Trump is on a campaign to have his name prominently displayed in various public and federal institutions across the United States, evoking a sense of national pride.
Federal Government states that illegal invasions will not be tolerated during demonstrations in Santarém
The Brazilian federal government has announced that it will not tolerate illegal invasions during demonstrations in Santarém, while affirming the right to peaceful protest.
'El Mencho', CJNG leader, is killed in Jalisco: The times he was imprisoned and released
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho' and leader of the CJNG, was killed in Jalisco during a federal operation, leading to widespread violence across five states in Mexico.
US Court Opens Path for Louisiana to Require Display of the Ten Commandments in Classrooms
A federal appeals court in the United States has paved the way for Louisiana to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
Mexico wakes up with blockades after operation in Jalisco: LIVE Coverage
Several road blockades and incidents of violence have been reported in at least three western states of Mexico following a federal operation in Jalisco.
Silent fiscal bomb surpasses pix amendments
A significant increase in international loans by Brazilian states and municipalities poses a risk to the national Treasury, far exceeding previous federal transfers known as 'pix amendments.'
What is known about changes in U.S. birthright citizenship in February 2026 and latest updates
Changes to U.S. birthright citizenship set for February 2026 remain on hold due to federal court interventions that have delayed the implementation of new regulations.
FCT, Kano, Rivers polls: Tinubu warns against violence, malpractices
President Bola Tinubu has urged voters and election bodies to ensure peaceful and credible elections in the Federal Capital Territory, Kano, and Rivers states, cautioning against violence and electoral malpractice.
Mercs warns about the dangers of right-wing radicalism
German Chancellor Friedrich Mercs firmly rejects any softening of the party's stance on cooperation with the right-wing eurosceptic party 'Alternative for Germany' (AfD), stating it must not gain power.
"18 USC 111" in the United States: what it is and how ICE uses it to detain migrants
The article explains how ICE utilizes 18 USC 111 to arrest migrants and individuals who interfere with federal agents in the United States.
Tinubu calls for orderly conduct as FCT, Rivers, Kano vote Saturday
President Bola Tinubu has urged for peaceful and orderly elections in the Federal Capital Territory, Rivers, and Kano states, emphasizing the importance of calm and respect.
Nigeria: What Makes Abuja's Area Councils Different From LGAs in 36 States
Abuja's area councils elections, organized by INEC, play a crucial role in local governance, impacting residents' daily lives more than federal elections.
China has become Germany's largest trading partner, surpassing the USA
China has overtaken the United States to become Germany's largest trading partner, according to data from the German Federal Statistical Office.
Unemployment ends 2025 with the lowest annual average in the series in 19 states and the Federal District, says IBGE
The unemployment rate in Brazil reached its lowest annual average in 2025 for 19 states and the Federal District, according to IBGE.
Tinubu’s Executive Order: FG, states, LGs allocation may increase by N15tn
President Bola Tinubu's new Executive Order could lead to an additional N14.57 trillion in allocations for federal, state, and local governments in Nigeria.
The anti-immigrant law in the United States retreats and ICE loses: a judge rules that they cannot detain Kilmar Ábrego García again
A federal judge ruled that ICE cannot detain Salvadoran citizen Kilmar Ábrego García again due to the expiration of the 90-day detention period and the lack of feasible deportation plans.
Operation against trafficking arrests 10 suspects of distributing synthetic drugs in MT and DF
A police operation in Brazil led to the arrest of 10 suspects involved in the distribution of synthetic drugs in the states of Mato Grosso and the Federal District.
Federal Police blocks more than R$ 400 million in operation against illegal mineral extraction in Amapá and other states
The Federal Police of Brazil conducted an operation blocking over R$ 400 million related to illegal extraction of cassiterite, leading to several arrests and searches in multiple states.
US States Sue Trump Administration Over Clean Energy Funding
Thirteen US states, including California, are suing the Trump administration to secure federal grants for clean energy projects that were cut following policy changes favoring fossil fuels.
From New York to Maryland: states halt Trump's anti-immigrant plan to add local police to ICE deportations
Maryland has enacted a law prohibiting local police from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement, marking a significant pushback against Trump's anti-immigrant policies.
Fed: Minutes indicate possibility of even interest rate hikes
Concerns about inflation and thoughts on a potential interest rate hike were highlighted in the minutes from the recent Fed meeting released today.
Justice Department fights back after federal judge blocks Trump’s wind energy freeze
The Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's ruling that halted Trump's memorandum to pause offshore wind energy projects, amidst concerns from blue states and environmental groups.
In Several Federal States: Aldi Süd and Action Recall Toys Due to Asbestos Danger
Aldi Süd and Action have initiated a recall of baby and children's toys in several German federal states due to the potential presence of asbestos in some toy figures.
Rising housing costs: Inflation hits hardest in these federal states
Inflation has disproportionately affected housing costs in various German federal states, with Brandenburg facing the steepest increases.
Municipalities, states, and boroughs concentrate 85% of alleged embezzlement from federal treasury in 2024
A recent report reveals that 85% of the alleged federal embezzlement in Mexico for 2024 is linked to 833 municipalities, 27 states, and 14 boroughs in Mexico City, highlighting severe financial discrepancies.
Fed prepares to relax banking rules in the US in an effort to boost mortgage credit
The Federal Reserve is set to relax capital requirements for US banks to encourage more mortgage lending amid concerns about credit moving out of the banking system.
Where is inflation in the United States going, towards 2% or towards 4%?
The report on inflation in the United States reveals a decrease in price pressures, with the Consumer Price Index showing its lowest annual increase since July.
Presidents' Day: why it is celebrated in the U.S. and the origin of the federal holiday on February 16
The article discusses the significance and historical origins of Presidents' Day in the United States, a federal holiday that pays tribute to the country's presidents, especially George Washington.
Presidents' Day 2026: What's Open and Closed in the U.S. on February 16
On Presidents' Day 2026, many government offices and public services in the United States will be closed, while the retail sector will likely hold special promotions.
Government invests R$ 30 million to enhance transparency of amendments in states and municipalities
The Brazilian federal government is investing between R$ 25 and 30 million in the Transfere.gov platform to increase transparency regarding parliamentary amendments and other government disbursements at state and municipal levels.
Public Service: About six percent more money for teachers, caregivers, and policewomen
Public service workers in Germany, including teachers, police officers, and caregivers, will receive a pay raise after an agreement between unions and federal states.
United States: Federal Justice Protects the Rights of South Sudanese Refugees
Federal Judge Patti Saris has blocked the Trump administration's decision to end temporary protection for South Sudanese refugees in the U.S.
Inflation in the US rises by 0.2% in January and accumulates 2.4% over 12 months
US inflation showed a lower-than-expected increase of 0.2% in January, accumulating to 2.4% over the past year, prompting implications for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.