New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has agreed to buy John Textor's 43 percent stake in Crystal Palace in a deal that could boost the Eagles' hopes of playing in the Europa League next season."Crystal ...

Zuckerberg was spoiling for a fight. The day before, he’d suffered an egregious snub from Joe Biden’s White House, when he had not been invited to a summit of “AI leaders”, billed as a meeting of ...

International tourism, particularly from Canada, has declined on Long Island and in New York due to the political climate.

Nichola Groom covers U.S. energy and climate policy from Los Angeles. She focuses on federal and state-level initiatives to combat climate change and spends much of her time writing about how the ...

Parents need to know that Blue Beetle centers on the first Latino superhero in the DC Extended Universe: recent college graduate Jaime Reyes (Xolo Maridueña), who unwittingly finds himself infused ...

A Brazilian nun by the name of Sister Marizele goes viral for beatboxing on a Catholic TV channel, prompting a second nun and priest to break out in dance.

The Brazilian futsal player says she has been fired from her futsal club for posting explicit content on the subscription-based adult site. The team, however, denies her claims.

SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazilian broker XP Inc has acquired a minority stake in Vista Capital, an asset management firm with 4.5 billion reais under management in hedge and equity funds, XP said ...

BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazil’s central bank governor Roberto Campos Neto said on Wednesday that inflation has decreased, but persistent pressures remain, highlighting that the demand-driven ...

SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian prosecutors said Tuesday they are suing Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD and two of its contractors over allegations of using workers in slave-like labor conditions and ...

Brazil's tourism board deepens its relationship with Nigeria's NICO, aiming to replicate Brazilian festivals in Nigeria. Discover the rich cultural exchange and its impact on tourism.

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was diagnosed Monday with labyrinthitis, an ear condition that can cause vertigo, in the latest health setback for the 79-year-old.