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The episode reports the death of William Araújo, a founding member of the Brazilian pagode band Molejo, at age 60.

A knife attack at New York's Grand Central Terminal left three people injured and the 44-year-old suspect dead after police shot him.

The Federal Public Ministry has imposed new regulations limiting the 'drought rate' surcharge in Amazon river transport to specific technical criteria and requiring transparency from companies.

Brazil's airfares surged 17% in two months, driven by aviation fuel price hikes from Middle East conflict pushing oil above $100 a barrel.

Brazil secured two medals at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup stage in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

The City of Manaus collaborated with the Brazilian Army to provide essential public services, including health, social assistance, and security, during a citizenship action event at Ponta Negra Tourist Complex.

The Military Command of the Amazon is hosting a free family event in Manaus featuring military demonstrations, community services, and activities to celebrate Army Day.

President Lula met with senators to plan investments in the Amazon, focusing on repaving the BR-319 highway and delivering housing and port projects during an upcoming visit.

Mayor Renato Júnior of Manaus announces new appointments to key municipal departments as part of a reorganization to strengthen administrative continuity and address urban challenges.

A man in Manaus was arrested after confessing to stabbing and killing his friend due to jealousy and old misunderstandings.

The Senate has scheduled the confirmation hearing for Jorge Messias, Brazil's Attorney General, to the Supreme Federal Court for April 29.

The Attorney General of Brazil states there is insufficient evidence to investigate Supreme Court ministers linked to businessman Daniel Vorcaro, who is at the center of financial fraud allegations.

The Corre de Quinta street running event in Manaus broke records with over 12,000 participants, evolving from a small friends' gathering into the largest running movement in northern Brazil.

Iran's new supreme leader, Ayatollah Seyed Mostaba Khamenei, announces new rules for managing the Strait of Hormuz and urges Persian Gulf countries to distance themselves from Israel and the United States while emphasizing Iran's commitment to the resistance front in the Middle East.

Police in Manaus arrested an elderly man, the father of an FBI agent, for operating a drug lab in a luxury condominium, seizing cocaine packaged in capsules designed to evade airport detection.