Summary of the day's headlines: collapse of the US air system, launch of Starship, death of actor Rogério Fróes, Italian fine for Meta and performance of the Brazilian football team.
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'Very old' system: what the government says about aerial chaos in the USA
Unable to return from the USA, Marina Sena’s show has been postponed: ‘Madness’
Amid air blackout, Starship is launched; thruster fails and falls into Gulf of Mexico
Rogério Fróes, actor of 'O Bem-Amado' and 'Selva de Pedra', dies
Italy fines Meta R$5 billion for accessing photos and videos without consent
Brazil plays poorly, Ancelotti is sent off and Vini Jr. scores twice, but does not avoid a fiasco

US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy reported the gradual resumption of air operations after a nationwide shutdown. Despite the safety guarantee, thousands of flights remain canceled or delayed, with the greatest impact on Atlanta, Chicago and New York.

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A nine-day trip through China reveals that the AI era is bringing Beijing and Washington closer geopolitically in the fight against malicious actors, while at the same time accentuating trade differences due to Chinese industrial dominance.

Flights between New York and São Paulo were canceled and arrivals from the USA accumulated delays in Guarulhos after a failure in American air traffic control that paralyzed operations for four hours.

A tourist boat with around 130 people on board tilted and listed on its side in the United States. Around 130 people were rescued and 32 were taken to hospitals with minor injuries. There were no deaths or missing people.

A failure in US air traffic control systems caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and affected international airports, in the biggest shutdown since 9/11. The government asked for US$50 billion to modernize infrastructure.