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Brazil's Supreme Court Orders Arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro Weeks Before Runoff
Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro — the presidential candidate's brother — instructing him to begin a four-year sentence over lobbying Washington to intervene in his father's coup trial.
US Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Air Force Bomb Detonations on Guam's Sacred Beach
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Department of the Air Force v. Prutehi Guåhan, a case that will decide whether the Air Force can keep detonating hazardous munitions on Tarague Beach — a site sacred to Guam's people, a turtle nesting ground, and land above the island's main drinking-water aquifer — without a full environmental review.
NATO Drafts 'Theory of Victory' Plan to Defeat a Russian Attack on Its Eastern Flank With Drones and AI
NATO's supreme commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, will present a strategy called 'Theory of Victory' in Poland on October 12, outlining how the alliance would use drones, AI and conventional forces to stop a Russian incursion and destroy enemy command and control, according to a Bloomberg report.
Supreme Court opens term hearing Big Oil's bid to kill Boulder's climate lawsuit
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on October 5 in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County, the first case of its new term, as ExxonMobil and Suncor seek to have a climate-damages lawsuit thrown out. A ruling for the oil giants could doom nearly 60 similar suits nationwide.
ICE News Today: Latest US Immigration Enforcement Updates
ICE news today: arrests hit record highs in the summer of 2026 as enforcement shifted to quieter tactics, detention numbers surged toward 67,000, and the Supreme Court let third-country deportations resume. Here is the complete picture of US immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.