Politics

Elecciones

Elecciones en São Paulo: 9.3 millones de votantes y tensiones

El candidato Pablo Marçal, aliado de Bolsonaro, fue agredido durante un debate en São Paulo, según FAZ. Las elecciones municipales se celebrarán el 6 de octubre.

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Elections

São Paulo Election Tensions Rise as Pablo Marçal Enters Race

As tensions in São Paulo’s upcoming city elections escalate, Bolsonaro ally Pablo Marçal faces a physical altercation during a televised debate, according to FAZ. The October 6 vote is expected to involve 9.3 million eligible voters, according to Unsere Zeitung.

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Leaders

Lindsay Clancy Trial Deadlocked as Juror Dispute Intensifies

The Lindsay Clancy murder trial faces a potential mistrial after a deadlocked jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict for the seventh day of deliberations. The judge has given the defense one hour to file an emergency appeal before declaring a mistrial, following a contentious dispute over a holdout juror who refuses to apply the law, according to court notes and CNN.

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Movies

Venice Film Festival 2026: Films, Fashion, and Controversy

The 83rd Venice Film Festival opened on September 2, 2026, featuring high-profile premieres and celebrity arrivals. According to wwd.com, the event includes films like Danny Boyle’s 'Ink' and Werner Herzog’s 'Bucking Fastard', and it runs through September 12.

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Conflicts & Security

Argentina’s Milei threatens sanctions as he refocuses on Falklands

Argentine President Javier Milei has threatened sanctions against companies drilling for oil near the Falkland Islands, according to Al Jazeera.

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Corporate

Volkswagen board approves plan to cut another 50,000 jobs

The Volkswagen Supervisory Board has approved a restructuring plan that will cut 50,000 jobs worldwide, according to a company announcement. The move is part of a broader effort to improve efficiency and competitiveness amid global market challenges.

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Conflicts & Security

Colombia President Provokes Disgust with ‘Terrorist’ Bodies Video

Colombia’s hardline president, Abelardo De La Espriella, has provoked outrage after posting a video on social media in which he strides through rows of white body bags that he says contained the corpses of 23 'neutralised' guerrillas, according to The Guardian.

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Conflicts & Security

Genetically Modified Pig Kidney Keeps Man Alive for 9 Months

A genetically modified kidney from a pig kept a 66-year-old man alive for nine months in a world first. According to The Guardian, the breakthrough was published in the Lancet.

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Leaders

Florida Death Sparks Court TV Drama: Woman Killed in Fetish Site Encounter

A British woman was found murdered in Florida after connecting with a man on a fetish site, sparking a criminal case that has drawn public attention and is now heading toward a potential death penalty trial. According to Infobae, Sonia Exelby was discovered six days after her last message, in which she wrote, 'My time is up.'

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US Politics

Maria Bartiromo leaves Fox News amid Trump-era tensions

Fox News announced that Maria Bartiromo, a top anchor and ally of former President Donald Trump, has left the network immediately, according to CNN and Fox sources. The move follows reported tensions over how to handle Trump's controversial statements.

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Prominente

Zwei Reform-UK-Beamte wegen Spenden-Skandals zurückgetreten

Zwei Reform-UK-Beamte traten nach einem Channel-4-Untersuchungsbericht über mögliche Regelverstöße zurück, berichtet Al Jazeera.

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Celebrity

Reform UK Officials Step Down Amid $6.7m Funding Scandal

Two senior officials from Britain’s Reform UK have resigned amid a new funding scandal that threatens the far-right party, according to Al Jazeera.

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Markets

President Javier Milei Says Winds of Change Support Argentina’s Falkland Claim

President Javier Milei said 'winds of change' are supporting Argentina’s claim to the Falkland Islands, citing possible U.S. reevaluation of its position, according to The Guardian.

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Europe

Europe Targeted by Spiralling Sabotage Campaign

A spiralling campaign of sabotage across Europe has intensified, with military and defense sites targeted, according to BBC. Russia is the chief suspect, with Germany’s interior minister directly blaming the country.

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Conflicts & Security

Ranvir Singh in News: From TV to Tragedy

An activist interrupted a live broadcast on a UK morning show featuring presenter Ranvir Singh, while another Ranvir Singh was identified among three fatalities in a California car crash.

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