Principais tópicos do noticiário incluem propostas para a eleição de deputados, declarações de Trump sobre Flávio, preocupações com o custo de vida nos EUA, avanço em tratamento de câncer no Brasil, liberação de saques na Binance e nota de conselho sobre ataques a bolsistas.
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Resumo de múltiplos tópicos independentes veiculados na imprensa.
Câmara quer mudar formato da eleição dos deputados; entenda o distrital misto
Trump diz não ter planos de ver Flávio e que senador pode ficar nos EUA 'quanto tempo quiser'
Alta do custo de vida é uma das principais preocupações do eleitor americano
Comprimido diário alcança resultado inédito no câncer que mais mata no Brasil
Binance libera saques de bitcoin e ether após roubo de US$ 6,3 bilhões
Ataques a bolsistas do Prouni ferem ética da medicina, diz conselho

Police dismantled camps against rising property prices in Lisbon and Porto. Thirteen agents and dozens of protesters were injured; thirteen people were arrested for disobedience during operations that began in the early hours of the morning.

The week on g1 Grande Minas was marked by the attack on councilor Iara Pimentel in Montes Claros, coverage of the second round of the presidential elections, the arrest for xenophobia in Espinosa and the death of Monsignor Antônio Alencar.

Lula (PT) surpassed Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) in ten cities in Minas Gerais in the second round of the 2026 elections, reversing the results of the first round. In Governador Valadares, the PT party grew 19.8%. Teófilo Otoni recorded damage due to heavy rain.

Hundreds of protesters in Tel Aviv demand that the Israeli opposition join forces with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu. The political impasse persists after elections without a clear majority, while military attacks continue in the Gaza Strip.

Survey of the Ranking of Politicians shows that restrictions on online betting in 11 countries, including China and India, did not extinguish the activity, but increased the use of illegal platforms and currency evasion, amid debates on the topic in Brazil.

The Novo party registered 2,200 new members in 24 hours after declaring itself the only party not to recognize Lula's victory, questioning the use of the public machine in the TSE.