Brazil’s Federal Police indict Jair Bolsonaro, two generals and 34 others for coup attempt
Investigators maintain that the former president’s plan failed because the heads of the Army and Air Force refused to support him
Matt Gaetz withdraws as Trump’s nominee for attorney general over sex scandals
Even many Republicans opposed the president-elect’s pick, given his lack of experience, the doubts over his character and the misconduct allegations against him
From pariahs to heroes: Eight triumphant comebacks that Hollywood did not see coming
Demi Moore and Pamela Anderson are the latest examples of figures from the past — forgotten by the industry — who suddenly find themselves in contention for major awards and starring in films that everyone is talking about. But this dynamic is not new; it has existed as long as cinema itself. Nothing captivates the public more than a dramatic fall followed by an even greater redemption
The resurrection of Luna Luna, the amusement park designed by artists such as Dalí, Basquiat and Keith Haring
A traveling exhibition currently in New York showcases the original installations, restored after being in storage since 1987, with funding from rapper Drake
Parkinson’s protein found in the brains of patients with REM sleep behavior disorder
A new study confirms the presence of alpha-synuclein in 20 cases of individuals with RBD, a condition characterized by vigorous motor behaviors and nightmares, which could serve as an early symptom of neurodegenerative diseases
New York speeds up plan to charge $9 toll for driving into central Manhattan over Trump fears
The state hopes to get the green light from the federal government before the transition of power. If approved, it will be the first urban traffic restriction in the US, mirroring those in many European capitals
International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant
The ICC holds them accountable for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, starting from at least October 8, 2023. The decision also names Hamas’ military leader, Mohamed Deif, who is presumed dead by Israeli authorities
Battle over transgender bathrooms reaches US Congress
The most radical wing of the Republican Party wants to ban Sarah McBride, the first transgender legislator, from using women’s bathrooms in the Capitol
The Andy Warhol painting that put him at odds with Donald Trump has a new owner
In 1981, the tycoon commissioned the artist to do a series of works inspired by Trump Tower, but he did not like the result and did not pay for it. Four decades later, ‘New York Skyscrapers’ has been auctioned for almost $1 million
Alex Clark, the anti-vaccine health and wellness influencer who helped Trump on the campaign trail
The online celebrity has found in Donald Trump’s victory and the announcement of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services new reasons to raise her voice even louder and with less shame
Biden speeds up US arms deliveries to Ukraine ahead of Trump’s inauguration
Washington has authorized the use of anti-personnel mines to hinder the advance of Russian troops
Texas volunteers as a base of operations for Trump’s mass deportations
The state’s land commissioner offers the president-elect a 1,400-acre ranch along the border to build new temporary detention centers to expel ‘violent criminals’
Elon Musk predicts a wave of resignations if federal employees are forced to go to the office
The richest man in the world and his fellow billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy outline their plans as heads of DOGE in an article in ‘The Wall Street Journal’
US targets financial structure of Mexican cartel CJNG and includes nine partners on the Treasury’s ‘black list’
The Bonques Brothers, key operators of the cartel in the state of Nayarit, will lose access to bank accounts in the international financial system. The move is part of Washington’s fight against fentanyl trafficking from Mexico