São Paulo Senate Race Won by Derrite and André do Prado
Two right-leaning candidates take São Paulo's Senate seats, with Derrite reported as the most-voted senator in Brazilian history.
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Two right-leaning candidates take São Paulo's Senate seats, with Derrite reported as the most-voted senator in Brazilian history.
WELT reports the Union is pushing Bärbel Bas on two basic income reforms that appear to be stuck, including flat-rate housing costs.
The Daily Telegraph reports on the Roosters' premiership celebrations, which included a dance off and players dealing with hangovers.
The band will perform a club-sized show in Melbourne, according to the Herald Sun, with no further details yet confirmed.
A lawyer for Christa Pike says she has not regained consciousness since a failed lethal injection attempt in Tennessee.
The AU has clarified an earlier statement following Egyptian objections, as regional tensions involving Ethiopia draw international attention.
Norway's latest loss extends their poor run of results to the worst sequence the team has seen in a decade, Nettavisen reports.
A German human rights commissioner's social media post about Israel has sparked confusion, with WELT linking the remark to his criticism of the Israeli government.
Cesar Virata, who served as the Philippines' finance minister for 16 years under Ferdinand Marcos, has died, BusinessMirror reports.
Brazil's presidential race between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro remained too close to call as votes were counted after polls closed, lanacion.com.ar reports.
Saudi Arabia face the United Arab Emirates in the Gulf Cup 27 final, with a fourth title for the Green Falcons or a third for the White.
Graphic Online reports Titus Glover has been elected National Organiser of Ghana's governing New Democratic Congress at the party's national elections.
A fresh legal challenge to the Orange Order march at Drumcree is due Monday, as political figures and a rap group weigh in on the dispute.
New research reported by Västerbotten | Folkbladet says blood pressure readings in Swedish primary care are being taken incorrectly.
A nikkansports.com column recalls the long partnership between screenwriter So Kuramoto and actress Hisako Hiraki, who stayed close to him through his career.
ENA English says a new interim administration will be established in Ethiopia's Tigray region, though further details were not immediately available.
Around 12,000 people in the Swedish town of Oxelösund lost power on Sunday evening, according to Dagens Nyheter.
Sony is reportedly opening up its older game franchises to outside licensing, with classic series possibly returning alongside the PlayStation 6.
Novak Djokovic defeated Alexander Zverev in the Beijing quarterfinals, a result that also affects the ATP rankings battle at the top.
Yemen's Saudi-backed government announced a new military operation against the Houthis, as clashes in Taiz killed more than 70 people in 24 hours.
Le Dauphiné Libéré reports that Grenoble contestant Lena was beaten in The Voice Kids final, with Nelson Charles taking the 2026 title.
German politician Schulze says the CDU will categorically not back Siegmund, telling the AfD not to count on such votes.
Questions mount over how a Flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to hijack a plane was cleared despite being flagged as a security risk.
CNET has posted hints and solutions for the Oct. 5 edition of NYT Strands, puzzle #946, continuing daily coverage of the word game.
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