Confederation goes to the STF to overturn law that vetoes Tifanny, trans athlete, in the Copa Brasil finals
The Brazilian Volleyball Confederation is appealing to the Supreme Court to allow trans athlete Tifanny Abreu to participate in the Copa Brasil finals, despite a local law banning her participation.
Dollar opens slightly higher this Friday after IPCA-15 higher than expected
The dollar opened slightly higher in Brazil as investors reacted to inflation data showing a rise in the IPCA-15.
IPCA-15 accelerates to 0.84% in February and exceeds projections
The IPCA-15 inflation rate rose to 0.84% in February, surpassing financial analysts' projections of 0.57%.
Lobby obstruction hinders the end of the 6x1 schedule and supersalaries
The approval of a law intended to combat corruption and lobby influence in Congress is stalled due to political maneuvering and powerful lobbies.
BBB 26: Milena calls Solange Couto a 'snob' and recalls discriminatory remarks on the first day
In the latest episode of BBB 26, Milena accuses Solange Couto of being a snob and recalls a discriminatory remark made on the first day of confinement.
Former aide of the mayor of Manaus paid for tickets in cash, says arrested man in operation against the CV
A businessman claimed that a former aide to the mayor of Manaus paid for travel expenses in cash during a police operation targeting the Comando Vermelho.
'It doesn't repeat the patterns we've already told in cinema', says Lázaro Ramos about 'Feito Pipa'
Lázaro Ramos discusses the uniqueness of the film 'Feito Pipa', which delves into the complexities of identity and expectations through the story of an 11-year-old boy named Gugu in Brazil.
Flavio attends Zucco's launch for the government of RS and uses the state as a model of unity of the right
Flávio Bolsonaro attends the launch of Luciano Zucco's pre-campaign for the governorship of Rio Grande do Sul, aiming to unite right-wing parties for the upcoming elections.
Real faces Manchester City and PSG faces Chelsea in the Champions League round of 16
Real Madrid will play against Manchester City, and PSG will face Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League round of 16.
The number of deaths reaches 64 after rains in the Zona da Mata, in Minas Gerais
The death toll from severe storms in Minas Gerais' Zona da Mata has risen to 64, with ongoing search efforts by firefighters.
The death of El Mencho could strengthen PCC, which is 'more professional' than Mexican cartels, says expert
The death of the notorious drug lord El Mencho poses a potential opportunity for Brazil's PCC to expand its influence in drug trafficking as the CJNG faces internal turmoil.
Builder of the SP government headquarters has a 'tremor-tremor' history and donations to politicians
The contractor for the new government headquarters in São Paulo has ties to political donations and previous construction failures.
Lula summons Haddad and Alckmin to define candidacy in SP
President Lula is meeting with Finance Minister Fernando Haddad and Vice President Geraldo Alckmin to discuss their strategy for the São Paulo gubernatorial elections.
Von der Leyen says the EU-Mercosur agreement will come into effect despite legal review
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement will enter into provisional effect despite a legal review initiated by the European Parliament last month.
Pastor learned to read by piecing together the headlines of Folha
Davi Lago, a Brazilian lawyer and pastor, recounts how he learned to read by piecing together headlines from the Folha newspaper, a practice inspired by his parents' literacy efforts.
Polylaminate: Between Hope and Déjà Vu
The article discusses the controversial history and scientific scrutiny surrounding the use of polylaminate in cancer treatment, paralleling previous events with fosfoetanolamina.
Satellite images from China expose US forces against Iran
Satellite imagery from the Chinese company MizarVision reveals the recent movements of US military forces in the Middle East, particularly in relation to Iran.
New taxation suffocates civil society organizations
The abrupt revocation of tax exemptions for Brazil's non-profit organizations under Complementary Law 224/2025 threatens the viability of many civil society organizations.
PM Corregedoria uses wrong data in the arrest of Transwolff escort
The Military Police's Corregedoria in São Paulo wrongly used unverified data in the investigation leading to the arrest of three officers guarding directors of the Transwolff bus company, linked to the PCC criminal faction.
Opposition cites precedents to pressure Alcolumbre to extend CPMI of the INSS without a Congressional session
Opposition deputies and senators are trying to pressure the Senate President Davi Alcolumbre to extend the work of the CPMI of the INSS amid concerns over his reluctance to do so without a Congressional session.
Enel rebuts technical note and denies failures in blackout in SP
Enel disputes a regulatory report highlighting failures leading to a potential loss of its energy distribution contract in São Paulo after a recent major blackout.
Bradesco merges and lists health companies with revenue of R$ 52 billion on the stock exchange
Bradesco announced a corporate reorganization to consolidate its health businesses into a new entity called Bradsaúde, which will be listed on the stock exchange with projected revenues of R$ 52 billion.
Impact of the rains in MG reflects inequality in hillside neighborhoods
The heavy rains in Minas Gerais have caused significant damage and fatalities, highlighting the stark differences in housing conditions between affluent neighborhoods and favelas in the region.
Treasure map: Find out how your sign makes money
The article explores how different astrological signs have distinct ways of generating wealth, based on individual astrology charts.
Therapist convicted of torturing patients at clinic: 'tied up and beat'
A Brazilian occupational therapist has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for torturing patients at a rehabilitation clinic.
Book about Brazilian democracy receives international edition in English
A new English edition of the book "A Democracia Equilibrista" discussing Brazilian democracy is set to launch internationally after its original Portuguese release.
Business accelerator from the outskirts joins BNDES to support entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs from Jardim Ângela in São Paulo can apply for a business acceleration program launched by BNDES in partnership with local producer A Banca.
Women report fetishization of autistic individuals in dating apps and social networks
Women have reported experiences of being fetishized for their autism on dating apps and social media, receiving invasive and inappropriate questions from men.
Final years, full time and the urgency to confront inequalities
The Brazilian School Census 2025 reports an increase in full-time enrollments in public schools, emphasizing the critical importance of this educational model during the final years of students' schooling.
BBB 26: Solange Couto and Alberto Cowboy Put Rivalry Aside to Criticize Ana Paula
In the latest episode of BBB 26, Solange Couto and Alberto Cowboy momentarily set aside their rivalry to express criticism towards fellow contestants Ana Paula Renault and Milena Moreira after Samira Sagr was declared the new leader.
Aggressions in BBB 26: Experts explain the loss of control among contestants
Experts analyze the increase in aggressive behavior among contestants in Brazilian reality shows, highlighting record expulsions for violence.
Brazil has 826,000 children waiting for daycare spots, reveals survey
Brazil has reported 826,371 children in waiting lists for daycare as of 2025, highlighting a significant shortfall in available spots across the country.
In the relationship between species, the union of Neanderthal man and 'sapiens' woman prevailed
A new study reveals that the majority of unions between Neanderthals and modern humans during the Ice Age were between Neanderthal men and Homo sapiens women.
BBB 26: Babu and Milena receive a call from production after conspiring against rivals
Babu Santana and Milena Moreira of BBB 26 were warned by production for inappropriate behavior involving plans against contestants.
Police point out failures and indict 5 people for fire in shopping mall in Rio
Five individuals have been indicted by the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro regarding a fire at the Tijuca Shopping Mall that resulted in two fatalities.
Juiz de Fora and São Paulo coast may experience heavy rain this Friday; weather improves over the weekend
Brazil's southeast is under a red alert for severe rainfall, notably affecting Juiz de Fora and parts of São Paulo.
Podcast analyzes debate on ending the 6x1 work schedule, with political and lobby disputes
The President of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta, is pushing for a constitutional amendment to end the 6x1 work schedule, amid political tensions and lobbying efforts against the measure.
Labor Judges Received R$ 1 Billion Above the Ceiling in 2025
Labor judges in Brazil received over R$ 1 billion above the constitutional salary ceiling in 2025, with individual salaries sometimes exceeding R$ 1 million monthly.
For more than 30 years at Folha, reader fights disinformation and advocates for public policies
Anibal Carrion, a long-time reader of Folha, actively combats disinformation and supports public policies while expressing loyalty to the current government in Brazil.
'Consuming news is the best way to understand humanity,' says reader
Lorena Pardelhas, a 62-year-old from Brazil, believes that consuming news is essential for comprehending the complexities of humanity.
Credcesta, linked to Master, has complaints of unrecognized discounts and persistent calls
Complaints from users of the Credcesta card reveal issues with unauthorized salary deductions and persistent telemarketing calls.
Iced Coffee Recipes: 3 Easy and Refreshing Options
Iced coffee is growing in popularity among young Brazilians, leading coffee shops to report increased sales during the hot summer months.
Body compensates for energy expenditure during physical exercises, study suggests
A recent study suggests that the human body compensates for energy spent during exercise, indicating that aerobic workouts might not burn as many calories as previously thought.
Pokémon went from 151 to 1,025 monsters in 30 years; understand through graphs
Pokémon has grown from 151 species to 1,025 in three decades, highlighting its enduring popularity and evolution in the gaming universe.
Ice Cream Market Grows 35% in Five Years and Intensifies Price Competition in the Country
The Brazilian ice cream market is experiencing significant growth, expanding by 35.4% between 2020 and 2025, amid fierce price competition and allegations of anti-competitive practices.
Justice condemns Itaú and PicPay to indemnify elderly couple for R$ 1.1 million after scam
A São Paulo court has ordered Itaú Unibanco and PicPay to jointly compensate an elderly couple with R$ 1.1 million after they fell victim to a sophisticated banking scam.
Victim of rape at 12 years old is under the father's custody in the rural area of Minas Gerais
A 14-year-old girl, who was raped at 12 by a 35-year-old man, is currently under her father's custody in Minas Gerais, Brazil, following a police investigation prompted by school absences and suspected abuse.
BBB 26: Milena's Sister Targeted by ICE Complaints in the US
Mile Moreira, the twin sister of BBB 26 participant Milena Moreira, has reported daily threats concerning her potential deportation to ICE in the United States, despite her legal status in the country.
Fire hits the building of the Faculty of Law at USP, in downtown SP
A fire broke out at the Faculty of Law building at the University of São Paulo in downtown São Paulo, but was quickly contained by firefighters.
Flamengo suffers a comeback in extra time and loses the Recopa title to Lanús
Flamengo lost the Recopa title to Lanús after being defeated 3-2 in extra time, despite winning in regulation time.