La temporada de premios de la música latina continúa en auge con la celebración de los Billboard Latin Music Awards, que tuvieron lugar este jueves, 22 de octubre, en el James L. Knight Center de Miami. Una gala destinada a reconocer a los artistas, canciones y álbumes más presentes en las listas de Billboard dedicadas a la música latina, que se retransmitió en directo por Telemundo y puede volver a verse en Peacock.
La cantante española Rosalía posa en la alfombra azul de los Premios Billboard de la Música Latina este jueves en el James L. Kinght Center en Miami, Florida.
O deputado Francisco Gomes vai mais longe e pede a demissão de todo o governo. Ainda, arrancou esta manhã na generalidade a discussão do Orçamento do Estado.
Bruno Cardoso Reis aponta falhas no Starshield como razão e diz que a Europa deve investir na sua própria indústria de defesa. O historiador considera ainda que Putin exige a "satelização" da Ucrânia.
Paulina Montesinos met a man named Baruc, an Italian in his thirties with an attractive profile, on the dating app Bumble. After they matched, their story moved quickly: they chatted for days, went out on a few dates and soon he started showing strong affection and lavish gestures. “I’ve met the perfect man,” she thought. He also presented himself as vulnerable, neurodivergent and with an intense past that aroused deep empathy in Montesinos.
The judge said Trump must sit for a deposition by December 11 or face sanctions including the possible dismissal of his $14.2 billion lawsuit against the British broadcaster.
The judge said Trump must sit for a deposition by December 11 or face sanctions including the possible dismissal of his $14.2 billion lawsuit against the British broadcaster.
A final da Libertadores de 2026 colocará frente a frente Palmeiras e Estudiantes em uma decisão que vale mais do que o título continental. No dia 28 de novembro, em Montevidéu, no Uruguai, os clubes disputarão a chance de colocar seu país na liderança isolada do ranking histórico da competição.
Brasil e Argentina somam 25 títulos cada e chegam à decisão empatados pela primeira posição entre as nações mais vencedoras do torneio. Com isso, o campeão da edição de 2026 garantirá ao seu país a 26ª conquista e encerrará a igualdade histórica entre os dois rivais sul-americanos.
O Palmeiras chega à decisão após eliminar o Fluminense nos pênaltis, por 5 a 3. Já o Estudiantes conquistou a classificação depois de superar o Flamengo, também nos pênaltis, por 3 a 2.
Brasil e Argentina disputam liderança histórica
O equilíbrio entre os países mudou nos últimos anos. A Argentina manteve a liderança durante décadas, mas os clubes brasileiros reduziram a diferença com uma sequência de conquistas recentes.
Desde 2019, Flamengo, Palmeiras, Botafogo e Fluminense levantaram a taça e ampliaram a presença do Brasil entre os campeões.
Os argentinos, por outro lado, não conquistam a Libertadores desde 2018, quando o River Plate venceu o Boca Juniors na final. A sequência de títulos brasileiros levou ao empate no ranking por países em 2025 — e a decisão deste ano definirá quem ficará à frente.
Depois de Brasil e Argentina, o Uruguai aparece na terceira posição, com oito títulos. Colômbia e Paraguai somam três conquistas cada, enquanto Chile e Equador têm uma taça cada.
Palmeiras busca o tetracampeonato
O Palmeiras chega à sua oitava final de Libertadores e tenta conquistar o quarto título de sua história. Campeão em 1999, 2020 e 2021, o clube paulista busca voltar ao topo do continente após cinco anos.
Estudiantes tenta voltar ao topo após 17 anos
Do outro lado, o Estudiantes busca o quinto título da Libertadores. O clube de La Plata foi campeão em 1968, 1969 e 1970, em uma sequência histórica, e voltou a conquistar o torneio em 2009, quando superou o Cruzeiro na decisão. Agora, 17 anos depois, terá a oportunidade de levantar novamente a taça.
Final reedita decisão histórica de 1968
No dia 28 de novembro, Palmeiras e Estudiantes irão reeditar a final da Libertadores de 1968. Os argentinos levaram a melhor em uma decisão que precisou de três partidas. Na ida, em La Plata, venceram por 2 a 1. Na volta, no Pacaembu, o Palmeiras ganhou por 3 a 1, resultado que levou a disputa para um terceiro confronto.
O desempate aconteceu no Estádio Centenário, em Montevidéu, o mesmo palco escolhido para a final de 2026. Na ocasião, o Estudiantes venceu por 2 a 0 e conquistou sua primeira Libertadores. Quase seis décadas depois, os dois clubes voltarão a se enfrentar no estádio uruguaio, desta vez em jogo único.
Adam Hamilton, que dirige una Iglesia con nueve sedes y 25.000 fieles, salta a la política para desbancar a Roger Marshall, el favorito de Trump que mandó a prisión a sus pacientes pobres. Kansas no envía un demócrata al Senado desde 1932 Leer
Adam Hamilton, que dirige una Iglesia con nueve sedes y 25.000 fieles, salta a la política para desbancar a Roger Marshall, el favorito de Trump que mandó a prisión a sus pacientes pobres. Kansas no envía un demócrata al Senado desde 1932
SpaceX is reportedly in talks with tower companies to secure access to at least 80,000 US sites, as it presses ahead with plans to build a nationwide mobile network to rival incumbents AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile US.
According to Bloomberg, major US tower operator Crown Castle is among the companies discussing leases with SpaceX, with potential deals worth billions of dollars.
On an earnings call earlier this week, Crown Castle CEO Chris Hillabrant said the company was holding talks across the satellite telecommunications sector but declined to discuss specific customers, noting: “You can assume that we’re talking to all parties.”
The tower agreements would form a key part of SpaceX’s plan to combine satellite connectivity with ground-based infrastructure to establish a nationwide mobile network.
It is targeting early 2028 for a launch for its own direct-to-device (D2D) service, following the deployment of its second generation Starlink Mobile constellation expected next year.
Earlier this month, the company agreed to acquire up to 14MHz of paired spectrum in the 800MHz band from Grain Management, in a move chief Elon Musk said was “the last critical piece of the spectrum puzzle needed for SpaceX to provide complete phone coverage in America”.
It also secured Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval to launch 15,000 next-generation satellites for D2D services.
SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell said on the company’s Q3 earnings call the spectrum deal and satellite approval “pave the way for Starlink Mobile to become a major mobile carrier in the US”.
Rivals SpaceX’s approach has drawn scepticism from some parties over whether it can match the coverage and performance of established networks.
AT&T CEO John Stankey argued earlier this week building a network capable of matching incumbent performance would take time. “I think it takes a lot of years and a huge level of investment to get to the kind of performance levels that customers have become accustomed to in scaled networks,” he said.
Stankey also highlighted AT&T’s extensive low-band spectrum holdings and existing infrastructure, arguing the operator already serves customers across established coverage areas.
Meanwhile, T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan told the Financial Times in August that the threat from satellite providers had been exaggerated, questioning what consumer problems a new service would solve.
Fernando Muslera foi o grande herói da classificação do Estudiantes para a final da Libertadores, defendendo três pênaltis na disputa contra o Flamengo na noite de quinta-feira (22).
Aos 40 anos, o goleiro vive uma reviravolta pessoal positiva na temporada, depois de ser um dos maiores destaques negativos da Copa do Mundo.
Defendendo o Uruguai, Muslera acumulou falhas e foi um dos responsáveis pela eliminação precoce da seleção ainda na fase de grupos, com apenas dois pontos conquistados.
O veterano, herói da classificação da Copa de 2010 contra Gana, quando defendeu dois pênaltis, falhou nos três jogos da fase de grupos em 2026, contra Arábia Saudita, Cabo Verde e Espanha.
No confronto de estreia, deu um rebote para o meio da área que resultou no gol da Arábia Saudita, no empate em 1 a 1. Contra Cabo Verde, Muslera cometeu um erro ao organizar mal a barreira na cobrança de falta de Kevin Pina e falhou ao sair da área no segundo tento do time africano, no duelo que terminou em 2 x 2.
Na derrota para a Espanha, o único gol do jogo também contou com falha do goleiro. O meia Álex Baena recebeu um cruzamento da direita e finalizou. A bola foi no centro do gol e Muslera encostou nela, mas não conseguiu realizar a defesa.
Depois da Copa do Mundo, Muslera voltou em baixa ao Estudiantes. E, antes da situação melhorar para o goleiro, ela piorou. No jogo contra o Independiente, o primeiro depois da pausa para o Mundial, Muslera teve nova falha bizarra.
Por desatenção, o goleiro deixou passar uma falta cobrada por um companheiro em sua direção. A bola acabou roubada pelo adversário que não perdoou e marcou o segundo gol do Independiente, decretando o placar de 2 a 0.
Carregando a desconfiança da torcida e precisando dar uma resposta, o goleiro seguiu como titular e deixou de ser o holofote por atuações ruins.
Na Libertadores, não sofreu falhas e se mostrou importante na caminhada da equipe, principalmente no jogo desta quarta-feira (22) contra o Flamengo.
Em entrevista coletiva após o jogo na noite de quinta-feira (22), o técnico do Rubro-negro carioca destacou que a experiência foi determinante para decidir quem cobraria as penalidas.
“No futebol, só erra quem bate. Não coloquei os mais jovens, coloquei os mais consagrados, que estão habituados a bater pênaltis nos clubes e nas seleções. Mas só falha quem está lá dentro, e eles tentaram. Mais do que ninguém, queriam fazer o gol. Não vale a pena apontar o dedo aqui”, disse o treinador.
Jardim evitou responsabilizar individualmente os jogadores que desperdiçaram as cobranças, mas deixou claro que não orienta o jeito que devem bater, deixando a cargo dos atletas.
Sinceramente, não é agora, que sou treinador do Flamengo, que vou ensinar jogadores desse nível, alguns deles com centenas de jogos, a bater pênaltis. Com certeza, eles batem melhor do que eu. Eles precisam tomar as melhores decisões e, se optaram por aquela forma, foi porque tentaram assumir a responsabilidade daquela maneira. Com certeza, não é o treinador que vai falar: “Bate no lado, bate no meio, bate rasteiro”. Cada jogador tem que assumir a responsabilidade, sejam os nossos ou os do adversário.
Leonardo Jardim, técnico do Flamengo
O técnico também afirmou que a equipe passou a última semana treinando pênaltis, já mapeando essa possibilidade.
“Durante a semana, treinamos em duas sessões e tivemos um período final dedicado aos pênaltis. Muitos deles, na série de três cobranças, tiveram 100% de eficácia. Mas, como disse, agora é fácil eu estar aqui apontando o dedo. A responsabilidade é sempre do treinador, e os jogadores deram o seu melhor, tanto nos pênaltis quanto no jogo”, disse.
California Governor Gavin Newsom will spend more than $230 billion on a train that may never run, yet he won’t let a single trainload of Wyoming coal reach a port taxpayers already funded.
Last month, the California governor signed a bill to kill a coal export terminal in Oakland before it even opens. The project would be the West Coast’s first terminal, a direct link between Wyoming miners and buyers across the globe who want affordable, reliable power. President Trump backed it this summer with $75 million through the Defense Production Act. Far-left politicians in Sacramento responded to this historical investment with a new layer of environmental review written to stall the project until its investors give up.
California Democrats introduced the bill immediately after the president’s announcement. The bill’s author sold it as a way to block coal and defy the president. At least she was honest about her intentions.
The Oakland terminal spent years navigating the gauntlet of California’s burdensome regulatory and legal regime. The project passed environmental review, among the most punishing in the country. Hundreds of millions of dollars were invested in the site, including more than $240 million from California taxpayers. After years of litigation, all won by the developers, the City of Oakland conceded and began advancing development of the terminal.
California politicians didn’t like the result — so they changed the rules.
That should alarm anyone who builds anything in California, whatever they think of coal. America and the world need affordable, available, reliable energy. If lawmakers can void a permit retroactively because they dislike the product or the president who supports it, no approval in the state is safe. Today it is Wyoming coal. Tomorrow it could be an oil refinery, a manufacturing facility or a housing development that runs afoul of Sacramento’s political priorities.
The governor further revealed his extreme priorities that same day when he vetoed another bill to speed up the hiring of auditors for California’s high-speed rail project. California spent $15 billion over 18 years. It has failed to lay a single mile of track.
California promised voters a passenger line connecting Los Angeles to San Francisco by 2020 for a cost of $33 billion. It is now estimated to cost between $126 to $231 billion with completion not expected until 2040.
When Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revoked $4 billion in federal grants to California’s bullet train boondoggle last year, Newsom sued and lost. He still defends the wasteful spending. Meanwhile, California Democrats continue to sacrifice economic growth, jobs and taxpayer dollars at the altar of climate extremism.
Wyoming offers the opposite model. We sit atop more than 600 years of coal reserves. Demand for electricity across Asia is climbing fast. Those nations will burn coal whether California approves of it or not. The only question is whose coal. American coal offers the United States an abundance of affordable, reliable power here at home and enhanced diplomatic leverage abroad.
Wyoming will not sit quietly while California politicians attempt to shut our energy producers out of global markets. Wyoming has made clear that we will use every tool at our disposal, including legal action, to defend our state and its industries. Wyoming coal supports families and communities across our state, strengthens America’s energy security and can help meet enormous global demand for reliable energy.
This fight is bigger than coal. California has already driven out its builders and manufacturers. Now it wants to export its dysfunction to every state that relies on its port.
More than 200 years ago, President James Monroe established a simple principle: the security of the United States is directly tied to the security of the Western Hemisphere. Today, that principle is just as vital. With communist China expanding its influence throughout Latin America and transnational criminal organizations threatening American communities, it is time to reaffirm the Monroe Doctrine and put American interests first in our own hemisphere.
President Donald Trump's efforts to expand military training and security cooperation with Latin American partners represent the exact forward-thinking America First policies our national security demands. Deploying elements of the 10th Mountain Division to Panama for jungle training and joint exercises marks an important step toward strengthening the Shield of the Americas initiative.
By strengthening our regional allies, we take the fight to criminal organizations before their operations reach American communities. Providing partners with the training, equipment and intelligence they need helps them dismantle drug-trafficking networks, disrupt smuggling routes and stop deadly drugs before reaching our borders. This protects American interests while allowing allies to take the lead in securing their own countries.
The Trump administration is also expanding regional intelligence capabilities by shifting MQ-9 Reaper drones from U.S. Africa Command to U.S. Southern Command. Supporting operations in Colombia and Ecuador, these aircraft deliver critical surveillance to track trafficking networks across remote jungles, borders and maritime routes. Combined with greater intelligence sharing and coordinated operations, these efforts help dismantle criminal networks at the source.
However, drug trafficking is only one part of the threat. During a recent congressional delegation trip to Ecuador, Peru and Colombia, we saw firsthand the growing influence of communist China. Beijing has spent years expanding its economic and strategic footprint through investments in ports, mining operations, critical infrastructure and key industries. These investments are not simply about trade; they give China leverage over regional economies, access to critical resources and influence over historically reliable American partners.
One of the clearest examples is the Port of Chancay in Peru. Built and operated by Chinese state-owned COSCO, this deep-water port has the capacity to transform trade between South America and Asia. While increased trade benefits Peru's economy, China's control of critical infrastructure raises serious security concerns regarding intelligence collection, logistical support or future military use. The United States cannot stand by while our greatest strategic competitor establishes a foothold in our backyard.
While in Peru, our delegation met with U.S. Ambassador Bernie Navarro, who is actively strengthening this crucial partnership. Navarro is demonstrating the value of strong American diplomatic leadership. His recent coordination with Peruvian defense officials and Southern Command commander General Francis Donovan to combat narcoterrorist organizations, including those in the Valle de los Ríos Apurímac, Ene y Mantaro (Valley of the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro rivers), also known as the VRAEM region, is the results-driven engagement we need.
These efforts reinforce a central truth: a strong American presence in the hemisphere does not require us to act alone. It requires working with willing partners who share our interest in combating criminal networks, protecting sovereignty and preventing hostile foreign powers from gaining strategic influence. That is why renewing our commitment to the Monroe Doctrine is critical.
The Western Hemisphere cannot be treated as a secondary priority while China expands its influence and criminal organizations exploit weak institutions and porous borders. The threats emerging from Latin America directly affect American national security, our economy and the safety of our communities.
As a member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs, I believe our foreign policy and assistance must produce tangible benefits for the American people. Our embassies, security partnerships and diplomatic resources must focus on advancing American interests, countering Chinese influence and helping allies confront shared threats.
That also means demanding accountability. Taxpayers deserve to know their dollars are spent effectively, that partners contribute their fair share and that investments deliver measurable results. We should cut wasteful programs and direct resources toward initiatives that strengthen national security.
America First does not mean America alone. It means recognizing that American strength, backed by capable regional partners, is the best defense against regional threats. Trump's expanded security cooperation in Panama, increased intelligence capabilities in Colombia and Ecuador, and renewed diplomatic engagement in Peru are vital components of that strategy.
The Monroe Doctrine was built on the understanding that foreign threats in our hemisphere cannot be ignored. Two centuries later, that lesson remains true. A secure Western Hemisphere is essential to a secure United States — it is time we start treating it that way.
Canadian mining investors see growth potential in Argentina's mining sector, with a delegation set to visit Mendoza next week to explore possible projects.
Brazil's Federal Police carried out twelve search warrants on October 22 in an investigation into an alleged cryptocurrency pyramid scheme, while a federal court separately ordered up to $19.8 million in linked assets frozen.
U.S. Treasury yields posted their sharpest one-day drop since the 2023 banking crisis as investors rushed into government bonds amid a broader tech-stock sell-off. Analysts described the move as a flight to safety rather than a signal of imminent recession.
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked Elon Musk to reverse a slowdown of SpaceX's Starlink satellite service that Musk had ordered for Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported. Musk, a vocal critic of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, is said to have throttled the service amid tensions over the war.
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