Ciro Gomes Rejects Ceará Defeat, Accuses PT of Stealing Election
Ciro Gomes says he was robbed in Ceará's governor race and plans to take his challenge to court, according to multiple Brazilian outlets.
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Ciro Gomes says he was robbed in Ceará's governor race and plans to take his challenge to court, according to multiple Brazilian outlets.
A Washington state resident is accused of encouraging and sending money to the Tumbler Ridge shooter, according to multiple Canadian outlets.
The White House defended Trump's suggestion that Iran could strike Los Angeles or San Diego, prompting California's governor to seek threat monitoring.
Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola case, a man who died in Nairobi after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Al Jazeera reports.
An official identified as Amupitan says staff at Nigeria's electoral commission are the country's worst-paid public workers.
Neymar says sharing the pitch with Lionel Messi during the Argentine's farewell was an honour, as Bangladesh media cover Messi's last match.
A two-car collision on the E20 sent five people to hospital, and one driver is suspected of leaving the scene on foot, Swedish outlets report.
AnnaLena has become the first Vancouver restaurant to receive two Michelin stars, according to local outlets covering the 2026 guide.
US stocks climbed to all-time highs Tuesday as bond yields and oil prices eased, with AI shares like Nvidia leading gains ahead of earnings season.
Ronaldo says Jorge Jesus misled him twice before he left Portugal's training camp, and that he will return once a ban is served.
A tanker burned in the waters off Sochi and beaches were shut, while BFM.ru reported attacks on two additional ships near Bulgaria's coast.
Louis Vuitton presented fluid jackets and slinky dresses, a collection Reuters reports is adapted to a warming world.
Al Jazeera reports Trump downplayed the idea of Iran destroying two American cities, drawing sharp criticism as he claimed Iran's inflation neared 300%.
Computer simulations suggest a flexible protein gate regulates entry to mitochondrial folds, according to Phys.org.
Houthi forces say they hit a Saudi airport and oil refinery, while Turkey and Pakistan send troops to Saudi Arabia and Yemen's president announces a major offensive.
A British forensic student has killed a woman in a room set up to resemble a space from the TV series 'Dexter', Dutch broadcaster NOS reports.
Scientists say a newly identified cosmic object may be a miniature version of a blazar, with its beam aimed toward our planet.
A Cureus case report describes erythrodermic psoriasis with anasarca and lymphadenopathy that mimicked lymphoma.
Salim El Koudri, accused of driving a car into a crowd in Modena, tried to take his own life in his cell and is reported to be out of danger.
Cristiano Ronaldo has addressed his Portugal walkout, saying he is not retiring and wants to be disciplined for breaching the coach's trust.
Nyland says the process was "incredibly disappointing" and points to what he calls a predetermined agenda, according to Norwegian media.
Cristiano Ronaldo says he was told one thing and experienced another, and he intends to continue his Portugal career.
Uganda's Director of Public Prosecutions has pushed back against criticism of the country's prosecution system, NTV Uganda reports.
French education minister's plan for internal democracy time in lycées faces criticism from unions and parents as student mobilisation grows.
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