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A flight carrying a football team from São Paulo to Brasília was delayed by 18 minutes due to an incident involving a passenger and a baby stroller. The affected passenger was rebooked onto a later flight on the same route.
President Lula's three-hour White House meeting with Donald Trump focused on strengthening Brazil-US ties, rare earth minerals, and global conflicts, while avoiding sensitive topics like PIX and terrorist designations.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a progressive genetic disease destroying motor neurons, causing severe muscle weakness. Brazil has 2,074 people living with
Brazil's health agency Anvisa has mandated a recall of Ypê cleaning products due to potential microbiological contamination. The company disputes the decision, calling it arbitrary.
Brazil's health agency Anvisa has halted Ypê production and ordered a recall of detergents and disinfectants due to manufacturing flaws linked to past bacterial contamination.
A major cold wave arrives in Brazil Friday, bringing frost, potential snow, and significant temperature drops that could disrupt football training and matches across the country.
A severe cold front sweeps through Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, with wind gusts up to 90 km/h causing widespread damage, school closures, and power outages across 24 municipalities.
Brazilian pharmacy chain Drogal unveils a major campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring exclusive collectible plush mascots, a sticker album promotion, and community trading events across its stores.
Belém's weekend cultural agenda features the historic return of Arraial do Pavulagem to Theatro da Paz, a samba recording session, a Bob Marley tribute, and more free and ticketed events.
Brazil's President Lula met with US President Donald Trump at the White House for nearly three hours, discussing tariffs, rare earth minerals, and organized crime. Both leaders described the meeting as productive.
Universidade Luterana do Brasil in Manaus kicks off its 'Maio Solidário' campaign, a month-long initiative featuring food drives, free legal and health services, and community support inspired by the 2024 Rio Grande do Sul floods.
Brazil's lower house approved a critical minerals policy with a R$2B guarantee fund and R$5B in tax credits over five years to boost domestic processing.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a bill to create a National Critical Minerals Policy, aiming to develop the domestic industry and reduce raw material
The Avante party has officially launched the pre-candidacy of psychiatrist and author Augusto Cury for Brazil's 2026 presidential election, positioning him as a unifying figure against political division.
In a major Supreme Court decision, Justice Cármen Lúcia voted to uphold oil royalty payments for producing states, declaring a 2012 law unconstitutional and protecting billions in revenue for regions like Rio de Janeiro.
Minister Cármen Lúcia condemns violence against women and advocates for greater female representation in public office during a football-related press
Felipe Cançado Vorcaro, cousin of banker Daniel Vorcaro, was arrested in the fourth phase of 'Operação Compliance Zero'. He previously evaded police by fleeing in a golf cart.
A Brazilian Federal Police probe alleges Senator Ciro Nogueira received up to R$500,000 monthly from banker Daniel Vorcaro, plus international travel and luxury hotel stays, in exchange for legislative favors.
Public defenders in Pará file lawsuit against planned landfill in Bujaru, citing incomplete environmental studies and inadequate consultation with local quilombola and traditional communities.
Federal Police execute search warrants against Senator Ciro Nogueira, alleging he received bribes from banker Daniel Vorcaro in the ongoing Banco Master investigation.