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Paris descended into chaos as PSG fans celebrated reaching the Champions League final. 127 people were detained, 11 injured, and 23 police officers hurt in post-match incidents.
A labor inspection in Mucajaí, Roraima, found eight workers in a rock quarry operating without safety gear, proper uniforms, or fixed wages, prompting an investigation into potential slavery-like conditions.
A viral video shows two military police officers in Tocantins, Brazil, taking a break from patrol to play football with children, inspiring dreams of a future in law enforcement.
Following PSG's Champions League win over Bayern, violent clashes in Paris led to 127 arrests and multiple injuries. Authorities are now deeply concerned about security for the upcoming final on May 30.
French police brace for May 30 final after violent clashes erupt in Paris following PSG's Champions League qualification. 127 arrested and dozens injured in post-match celebrations that turned chaotic.
A 19-year-old student was killed and a 45-year-old man seriously injured when a truck crashed into a bus stop in Jacupiranga, SP. The driver fled the scene, sparking a police investigation into the fatal incident.
A teacher in Praia Grande, São Paulo, received three boxes of washing powder instead of an Asus Vivobook 15 notebook ordered from Amazon for R$ 3,599. The case
Brazil's Lula and US President Trump meet at the White House with competing agendas. Lula aims to lift tariffs and protect Brazil's Pix system, while Trump seeks cheaper beef and mineral access. Both leaders face domestic challenges.
A newly hired employee has been arrested for the fatal stabbing of his boss at a mechanical workshop in Brasília, an incident captured on security cameras that has shocked investigators.
Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire announces plans for a major fan zone to celebrate the PSG vs. Arsenal Champions League final on May 30, aiming to unite the city in a safe, festive atmosphere.
PSG's Champions League semifinal win over Bayern Munich sparked violent clashes in Paris, leading to 127 arrests and 11 injuries, including one serious. The team secured its final spot with a 5-4 aggregate victory.
PSG's qualification for the Champions League final against Arsenal sparked 127 arrests in Paris. UEFA has moved the Budapest final kickoff to 18:00 for a family-friendly atmosphere.
Chemical pollution at São Tomé de Paripe beach has halted fishing and tourism, leaving 1,200 workers without income. Health risks from nitrates and copper prompt warnings, while authorities investigate.
A Rio Grande do Sul firefighter who tattooed a dramatic rescue image from the 2024 floods unknowingly depicted the very survivor he saved. Two years later, a chance encounter during a traffic stop led to an emotional reunion, celebrating a life saved and a new beginning.
Victoria's premier overturns Melbourne Arts Precinct's ban on World Cup big-screen events at Federation Square, citing community spirit and promising enhanced security measures for upcoming tournament screenings.
A client stabbed a hairdresser in São Paulo after a month-long dispute over a hair procedure. The woman was detained and will face charges for bodily harm and threats.
Former city councilman Wagner Feitosa allegedly caused a series of traffic accidents in Diadema while driving at high speed with signs of intoxication, then
Brazilian President Lula meets US President Trump at the White House on May 7 amid recent diplomatic friction, with key topics including tariffs, criminal group designations, and critical minerals.
A hairstylist in São Paulo was stabbed by a client weeks after she initially praised his work. The attack, captured on security cameras, followed escalating complaints about a hair highlighting service.
Police cleared an illegal occupation on Avenida Liberdade in Belém that was compromising expressway structural works and endangering the public, with