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Brazil's Top Court Splits 4-3 and Freezes the Question of Whether to Investigate One of Its Own (opens the original)
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Tuesday's marathon session at the STF was billed as a reckoning for one of its own justices, but the court never actually reached a vote on opening an investigation into Alexandre de Moraes. Instead, the eight justices present spent the day on a narrower, thornier question: should the petition examining Moraes's alleged ties to banker Daniel Vorcaro (Pet 16.662) be folded into a separate case scrutinizing Justice André Mendonça's handling of that same evidence (Pet 16.704), or kept apart, as cou
Trump: Reject Data Centers, Stay 'Backwards and Poor' (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump used the final days of August to make his most forceful case yet for the nationwide artificial intelligence data center buildout, warning American communities that turning developers away would leave them economically stranded compared with neighboring towns that welcome the projects. In a Truth Social post published Aug. 31, the president wrote that any town resisting a data center risked becoming "backwards and poor," while towns that welcomed the industry would see lowe
ICE, a Senator and Danbury Parents Can't Agree on One Number: How Many Were Actually Detained? (opens the original)
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A week of intensifying immigration arrests in Danbury, Connecticut, has reignited a nationwide argument over how close federal agents can get to children on their way to and from school, with fresh, competing numbers emerging as recently as this past Sunday. The dispute lands as families in every major Latino metro this publication covers — Los Angeles, Houston, Miami-Dade, Chicago and New York — head into a second full school year without the enforcement-free "sensitive locations" that used to
U.S. praises Bukele as "valued partner," plans summit, sidesteps 91,000 arrests (opens the original)
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Washington is putting a number on its affection for Nayib Bukele. On August 21, the State Department called the Salvadoran president "one of our most valued partners in the region" and confirmed the two countries are preparing a bilateral economic summit to build on their trade, security and migration ties. No date has been announced. The praise lands on top of a relationship that already runs through nearly every arm of U.S. foreign policy, from tariffs to prison contracts to nuclear energy. It
Tropical Storm Edouard Route Map & Updates: Possible Hurricane and Flooding Threat Near Texas-Louisiana Line (opens the original)
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The Gulf's fifth named storm of 2026 is closing in on the Texas-Louisiana coast this Tuesday. Meteorologists remain split on whether it will touch hurricane strength right at the coastline, but nearly everyone tracking Edouard agrees the bigger danger for families in its path is rising water, not wind. Edouard held together overnight without falling apart, and by the pre-dawn hours Tuesday it had drawn within about 65 miles of Cameron, Louisiana — measured to the south-southeast — and within rou
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