Brazil justice bars Bolsonaro visits for 30 days during house arrest
What's new: The ruling also blocks political visits and election-related messages through Brazil's October vote.
What's new: The ruling also blocks political visits and election-related messages through Brazil's October vote.
What's next: A separate US forced-labor probe could add another 12.5% duty on Brazilian imports as soon as next week.
What’s next: The winner advances to the final four after Norway scored 12 goals in five matches and knocked out Brazil.
Tito said Indonesia’s halal market still lags, while China, Brasil and Australia dominate halal certification.
What's new: Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Paraguay were the latest teams eliminated after the round of 16.
What's new: South Africa advanced after beating South Korea in Monterrey, while Scotland sat on three points and a minus-3 goal difference.
What’s new: The singer’s family said a foundation named in his will will back “joy, love and art” after his death at 32.
What's new: Haiti became the first team eliminated, while Brazil await tests on Raphinha after he went off hurt.
What's new: Police took three persons of interest into custody after crowds damaged multiple buses and streets around Times Square and MSG.
What's next: A draw on Friday should be enough to send Scotland to the knockout stage for the first time.
Why it matters: The ruling also bars him from office for eight years and deepens pressure on Jair Bolsonaro's political camp before October's election.
What's new: Police said the group had no authorization to run jumps at the 40-meter bridge and are pursuing intentional homicide charges.
What's new: Police are trying to confirm whether Oliver Tree and Argentine creator Gaspi were among the dead.
What's new: A police source said Oliver Tree was on one aircraft's manifest, but authorities had not formally identified the badly burned victims.
Why it matters: Police said 10 officers were hurt as crowds in Midtown Manhattan damaged buses, patrol cars and private vehicles.
What's new: cereal prices rose 2.6%, sugar jumped 7.5%, and the FAO expects 2026/27 world cereal output to fall 2%.