'None of this is fair', says Brazilian detained by ICE
Marcelo Gomes da Silva, a Brazilian who was detained by ICE, attended Donald Trump's State of the Union address, symbolizing the immigrant rights debate in the US.
Monitoring of PM 'security' led police to Adilsinho
The monitoring of military police officer Diego Lima, who was closely associated with organized criminal Adilson Oliveira Coutinho Filho, known as Adilsinho, resulted in his arrest by police officers on Thursday morning.
Yellow fever: vaccine is available in the DF for people up to 59 years old
The Health Department is encouraging residents of the Federal District aged up to 59 to get vaccinated against yellow fever, with over 100 vaccination sites available.
With a low rating in fiscal management, DF will not have the Union's guarantee to take out a loan and reinforce BRB
The Federal District of Brazil is unable to secure a Union guarantee for potential loans to boost the Bank of Brasília due to a low payment capacity rating.
Dispute over lost dog resolved after animal's reaction upon seeing owner at the police station: 'ran and started celebrating'; VIDEO
A man in Balneário Pinhal, Brazil, resolved a dispute over his lost dog when the animal recognized him at the police station after being adopted by another family.
Boy who fell from the 2nd floor in Caruaru receives discharge and reunites with the rescuing police officers
A five-year-old boy named Joshua Noah Pereira, who was seriously injured after falling from the second floor of a building in Caruaru, has been discharged from the hospital and reunited with his rescuers.
Google interrupts action of Chinese hacker group that used spreadsheets to steal data from telecom operators in Brazil
A Chinese hacking group known as UNC2814 was uncovered by Google for infiltrating Brazilian telecom operators and stealing sensitive data over nearly a decade.
YouTuber is sentenced to R$ 70,000 for ridiculing baby, claims not to have received notice from doorman and asks judge to annul decision
YouTuber Orochinho has been ordered to pay R$ 70,000 after being found guilty of mocking a child's image in a video, but he claims he was not properly notified of the trial.
She left college, bet on brigadeiros, and today earns R$ 108 thousand a month
A small confectionery in Porto Alegre, Brazil, has transformed its business model by offering brigadeiro buffet services, significantly increasing its revenue.
Labor reform threatens the future of Brazilians living in Argentina: 'makes one reconsider if returning is the way'
The recently approved labor reform in Argentina poses challenges for Brazilians residing there, making some reconsider their decision to stay.
The Farce of Fringe Benefits and the Captured Public Budget - O Assunto #1668
Brazil's Supreme Court postponed the analysis of decisions to suspend fringe benefits for public servants, which exceed constitutional salary limits and cost taxpayers billions.
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.
Private technical school closes and students are surprised in the interior of SP
Students at the private technical school Grau Técnico in Araraquara, SP, faced unexpected class suspensions and closure of the institution without prior notice.
See the 26 South American wines among the best in the world in 2026
South America secured 26 wines in the World’s Best Sommeliers’ Selection for 2026, highlighting the region's prominence in the global wine industry.
Rains in Juiz de Fora are expected to decrease starting this weekend, but the city remains on alert
Heavy rainfall in Juiz de Fora is expected to reduce over the weekend, although the city will maintain its state of alert due to soil conditions and local drainage issues.
Argentina has a new strike on the day of discussion about lowering the age of criminal responsibility and labor reform in Congress
In Argentina, unions are orchestrating a strike coinciding with congressional discussions on significant proposals from President Javier Milei.
Milei's labor reform goes to a vote in the Senate amid strikes and protests in the streets
The labor reform proposed by President Javier Milei is set for a Senate vote in Argentina this Friday, coinciding with widespread protests and a strike by various labor groups.
Show with singer Paraná, stand-up about marriage and samba circle: see what to do in the region of Ribeirão Preto and Franca
This weekend in the Ribeirão Preto and Franca region offers a variety of events including a show by singer Paraná, a stand-up comedy performance, and a samba circle.
Rain in Minas: Caixa releases calamity withdrawal from FGTS; minister says measures used in RS can be applied in MG
The Caixa bank has announced the activation of calamity withdrawals from the FGTS for workers in specific cities of Minas Gerais affected by heavy rains.
'Late Fees', 'Temporary Additions', 'Other': Generic Terms Camouflage Extras in Magistrate Salaries
The article discusses how Brazilian magistrates receive additional payments above the constitutional ceiling, described with vague terms, including amounts paid even after mandatory retirement due to penalties for serious offenses.
Recording from camera, TV taken and cell phone covered: see new details from police about the family missing for over a month
The Brazilian Civil Police are investigating new leads in the disappearance of a family from Cachoeirinha, focusing on recovered surveillance footage, a stolen television, and a cell phone found without fingerprints.
Case Renata Alves: psychologist sentenced to over 71 years in prison for feminist murder of administrator shot in the face
João Raimundo Vieira da Silva de Araújo was sentenced to over 71 years in prison for the feminicide of Renata Alves Costa, who was shot in the face.
Rains in MG: Search for the missing enters the 4th day in Juiz de Fora and Ubá
The search for missing persons in Juiz de Fora and Ubá continues on its fourth day, with over 60 confirmed deaths due to severe rains in the region.
INSS CPMI shows that 'agreement' to shield Lula's government and Bolsonaro's family has collapsed and that the 2026 election has already begun
The tacit 'shielding agreement' between Lula's government and the Bolsonaro family has collapsed, with the INSS CPMI investigation becoming the focal point for the upcoming 2026 elections.
Arrest of 'megatrafficker', blocking of R$ 100 million and contract with city hall: understand operation against interstate drug trafficking scheme
The Operation Argos led to the arrest of a major cocaine supplier and the blocking of R$ 104 million connected to a sophisticated interstate drug trafficking and money laundering network in Brazil.
Fire hits building of the Law School of USP in downtown SP
A fire broke out at the Law School building of the University of São Paulo (USP) in downtown São Paulo, caused by air conditioning system issues.
BBB 26: Samira Sagr wins the leader's challenge
Samira Sagr triumphs in the leader's challenge of BBB 26, ending Jonas' reign.
Provisional measure that provided tax incentives for the installation of data centers in Brazil loses validity; understand
A provisional measure in Brazil providing tax incentives for data centers has expired due to the Senate's failure to vote on the corresponding project.
US mistakenly shoots down its own drone at the border with Mexico, say lawmakers
A military system used to combat drones may have mistakenly shot down a U.S. government drone near the Mexico border, according to Democratic lawmakers.
Integrated action of Federal and Civil police arrests Adilsinho, one of the most dangerous gambling bosses in Rio
Brazil's integrated Federal and Civil Police have captured Adilson Oliveira Coutinho Filho, a notorious gambling boss, after he was on the run for over a year.
AI or Not?
The author reflects on their mother's engagement with Facebook and how it contrasts with traditional face-to-face communication.
Zona Sul serves honest food in a supermarket in Ipanema
Zona Sul supermarket in Ipanema offers straightforward meals at fair prices, becoming a popular dining option among locals.
Suggestions of series for Oscar-nominated directors to revitalize
The article discusses upcoming series projects from two Oscar-nominated directors, Chloé Zhao and Ryan Coogler, both based on 1990s shows.
Shuk's Menu Displays Diversity of the Middle East
The Shuk restaurant in São Paulo showcases diverse Middle Eastern street foods that transport diners through various culinary traditions.
Mello Araújo's Senate Candidacy Gains Support from Ricardo Nunes
Ricardo Nunes publicly supports his vice, Mello Araújo, in his potential Senate run, which has created anticipation among São Paulo's city employees.
Sectors call for separation of debates on 6x1 shift and payroll tax exemption
Business entities argue that discussions regarding the potential end of the 6x1 work shift and payroll tax exemptions should not be linked.
Iced Coffees in SP Gain Creative Versions with Visual Appeal to Conquer Generation Z
Iced coffee trends in São Paulo are increasingly appealing to Generation Z with creative flavors and vibrant presentations.
In 10 years, Infantino brought FIFA closer to geopolitical disputes and expanded competitions
Gianni Infantino, over a decade as FIFA president, has blended sports diplomacy with global politics, fostering connections and expanding FIFA's competitions.
Death of an ultranationalist in France raises urgent questions
The killing of 23-year-old ultranationalist Quentin Deranque in France has ignited a political storm ahead of municipal elections, exposing deep societal divides and escalating tensions between extreme political factions.
The siege on Lulinha and the breaking of confidentiality by the Federal Police pressures the government on the eve of the electoral campaign
Investigations involving Lulinha, son of Brazilian President Lula, and the Federal Police's actions have raised concerns about their potential impact on the upcoming election campaign.
Google lists sites that create fake intimate images of women and children, says study
A study by FGV in Rio reveals that Google searches index sites and apps that allow for the non-consensual manipulation of images of women and children, raising concerns about online gender violence and child abuse.
PL makes new offensive to affiliate Tarcísio and is likely to remind of lost votes in 2022 by the governor
Brazil's PL party is pressuring Governor Tarcísio de Freitas to either accept a vice-presidential candidacy from the party or to affiliate with them ahead of the 2026 elections.
On the brink of conflict, the United States and Iran agree to discuss technical details of a possible nuclear agreement
The United States and Iran have agreed to discuss technical details regarding a potential nuclear agreement amidst rising tensions and military mobilization in the region.
'Hidden Truth' combines touches of David Lynch and the Coen brothers with an indigenous story
The article reviews the Hulu series 'Verdade Oculta' by Sterlin Harjo, highlighting its unique characters and storytelling style influenced by David Lynch.
Woman survives for 3 hours clinging to a pole during the flood in Ubá (MG)
A woman was rescued after clinging to a utility pole for three hours during severe flooding in Ubá, Brazil, where over 60 fatalities have been reported due to torrential rains.
In a tumultuous session, the CPI of INSS approves the breaking of confidentiality of President Lula's son
The Brazilian Congressional Investigation Commission (CPI) approved the breach of confidentiality of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva during a heated session.
Kleber Mendonça Filho's Shorts Available for Free Before the Oscar on Website
Four short films by Kleber Mendonça Filho will be offered for free on the Neon distribution company's website as part of a campaign before the Academy Awards ceremony.
Londrina Council Approves Veto to Tifanny, Trans Athlete, in Volleyball Tournament
The Londrina City Council has approved a request to prevent trans athlete Tifanny Abreu from participating in the upcoming Brazilian Cup finals.
Gilsons Group Brings Together Arnaldo Antunes, Julia Mestre, and English Sona Jobarteh in the Trio's Second Studio Album
The Brazilian trio Gilsons is set to release their second studio album featuring collaborations with artists like Arnaldo Antunes, Julia Mestre, and Sona Jobarteh.