List of the day's headlines covering civil servant arrests, international politics, diplomatic incidents involving Brazilians abroad and ongoing criminal investigations in Brazil.
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Former STJ server is arrested on suspicion of leaking data to Willer Tomaz, a friend of Flávio
From war to testosterone tests: why the Pentagon chief became a target
Brazil proposes end to fossil fuel subsidies at COP, in Türkiye
Portugal says Brazilian student lost fingers in accident; mother rebels
Suspect of killing Rony's father says he did not receive money from the program
Funai coordinator arrested on suspicion of farm invasion scheme

The Caçapava City Council began the impeachment trial of Mayor Yan Lopes. With nine councilors present, the session analyzes a report that recommends revocation due to irregular use of funds from traffic fines and omission of information.

Minister Luis Felipe Salomão, president of the CJF, gave up requesting R$208.9 million in extraordinary credit to pay benefits to magistrates. The decision came after a budget review that indicated the availability of internal resources.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke at the Pentagon about the war with Iran, as pressure mounts on the Republican Party to hold him accountable for the midterm election defeat.

Cuiabá City Hall authorized a new public competition with 198 vacancies for higher-level municipal inspectors. The measure, signed by Mayor Abilio Brunini, marks the resumption of selections for the category after more than 20 years.

The Federal Police launched Operation Fluxo Paralelo this Tuesday (10) to investigate diversion of federal resources from Pix amendments in municipalities in Bahia, complying with warrants authorized by the STF.

The Caçapava City Council began this Tuesday (10) the session that will vote on the request for impeachment of Mayor Yan Lopes, accused of irregularities in the use of R$2.1 million from the Municipal Transport and Traffic Fund.