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BRAZILIAN PROTESTERS CALL FOR PRESIDENT DILMA ROUSSEFF'S IMPEACHMENT
Tens of thousands of people take part in protests across Brazil, calling for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff... READ MORE›
OLYMPIC ATHLETES ARE GORGING THEMSELVES ON FREE MCDONALD'S
At the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte ate nearly every meal at McDonald's and won four medals... READ MORE›
FUNDING QUERY OVER RIO CARNIVAL WIN
Beija-Flor, one of Rio's top samba-schools, told the story of the African nation in its carnival parade... READ MORE›
PARENTS SCALE SCHOOL WALLS TO HELP STUDENTS CHEAT IN EXAM IN INDIA
About 600 high school students in eastern India have been expelled for cheating on the pressure-packed 10th grade examinations this week, education authorities said on Friday... READ MORE›
ENTRUSTED TO SAVE BRAZIL THE PARTY THAT RUINED RIO
This is everything that we did not want happening at this moment, said Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, a prominent member of Mr. Temer's party... READ MORE›
RIO'S ALTERNATIVE OPENING CEREMONY SHOWCASES THE LEFT'S ANGER OVER THE OLYMPICS
The contrast spoke volumes about how the artists, intellectuals, unionists and activists on Brazil's left see these Olympics... READ MORE›
'THIS IS A SHAME!' FILTHY WATERS RAISE IRE AHEAD OF RIO OLYMPICS
Decaying remains, fetid sewage and floating garbage in Rio de Janeiro's waterways are fuelling worries about water safety ahead of the Olympics... READ MORE›
FINANCIAL CALAMITY DECLARED IN RIO WEEKS BEFORE OLYMPICS, BUT GAMES WILL GO ON
On Friday morning, Rio state Finance Minister Julio Bueno said that if the state were a company, it would enter into judicial recovery... READ MORE›
BRAZILS ECONOMY TANKS AS MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR CORRUPTION SCANDAL EXPANDS
Standard Poor's first awarded Brazil investment grade status in 2008, under Lula... READ MORE›
THE OLYMPICS ARE A TEST THAT BRAZIL HAS YET TO PASS
Problems with security, facilities and transportation have challenged the Rio Games... READ MORE›
BRAZIL SCALES BACK CARNIVAL FESTIVITIES AS DROUGHT AND WEAK ECONOMY PERSIST
In the sambadrome, where tens of thousands gather to watch the samba schools parade, water pressure to the bathrooms has been reduced fivefold to avoid wastage... READ MORE›
RIO 2016: SAUDI RUNNER AIMS TO BREAK BARRIERS
Marathoner Sarah Attar has inspired other women in Saudi Arabia to take up running as a serious sport... READ MORE›
OUTRAGE OVER RIO DE JANEIRO POLICE'S 'SYMBOLIC APARTHEID'
If young people commit a crime, they should be taken to a police station, not a shelter... READ MORE›
'GONSKI 2.0' SCHOOL FUNDING PLAN AMOUNTS TO $22B CUT
The Australian Education Union said it's still unclear how schools would be funded next year... READ MORE›
MOROCCAN BOXER HELD OVER ALLEGED SEX ASSAULT
A Moroccan boxer has been arrested by Brazilian police over allegations of sexually assaulting two female cleaners in the Rio de Janeiro Olympic village... READ MORE›
DAYS BEFORE THE OLYMPICS, RIO FAMILIES SAY GOODBYE TO THEIR HOMES
Rio de Janeiro municipal police officers stand guard during demolition in Vila Autodromo in March... READ MORE›
MILITARY POLICEMAN'S BALL MAKES GIRLS FROM RIO'S FAVELAS PRINCESSES FOR A DAY
A young girl from a Rio favela is transformed into a princess and whisked off to an elegant ball... READ MORE›
BRAZIL FINDS ZIKA VIRUS IN HUMAN URINE AND SALIVA BUT RISK IS UNCLEAR
The Brazilian researchers at Fiocruz said that their studies had detected the virus in an active form in human saliva and urine samples... READ MORE›
OBAMA SEEKS FUNDS TO FIGHT ZIKA SEES NO CAUSE FOR PANIC
The World Health Organization declared the outbreak an international health emergency on Feb. 1, citing a strongly suspected relationship between Zika infection in pregnancy to microcephaly... READ MORE›
HOW OLYMPIC TOURISTS CAN PROTECT PHONE
Rio's phone theft problem How easy are they to steal?... READ MORE›
'MUSIC IS THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES ME HAPPY'
Ivan Marik, 56, is an American from Florida living in a Rio homeless shelter... READ MORE›
'BENEFITS? WHAT BENEFITS?': RESIDENTS OF RIO'S FAVELAS DECRY EXCLUSION FROM OLYMPICS
'Benefits? What benefits?' Residents of Rio's favelas decry exclusion from Olympics... READ MORE›
'A BEAUTIFUL LIFE': FORMERLY HOMELESS BOY WHO LIT OLYMPIC CAULDRON HAD SUFFERED YEARS OF REJECTION
The Vila Olimpica in Padre Miguel was the first one built, and has nurtured talents like current Olympian Rosangela Santos and Paralympian Felipe Gomes... READ MORE›
MAURICE STRONG ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMPION DIES AT 86
Two decades later he organized the United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro... READ MORE›
OLYMPIC TEAMS ARE COMPLAINING ABOUT THE PATHETIC STATE OF RIO'S ATHLETES VILLAGE
Ilha Pura, or Pure Island, the real estate developer that built the complex, said the company had delivered the apartments in pristine condition... READ MORE›
RIO POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS AT PROTESTERS OUTSIDE MARACANA STADIUM AHEAD OF OLYMPICS
Nunes said that when some protesters tried to pass a police line, officers had reacted with tear gas and the percussion grenade... READ MORE›
PRACTICAL MATTERS WILL OUTWEIGH PURITANISM FOR EVANGELICAL RIO MAYOR
In a city best known for bacchanalia and flesh-filled beaches, the election of an evangelical bishop as mayor has some free-wheeling residents of Rio fretting... READ MORE›
IN BRAZIL'S POLITICAL CRISIS, A POWERFUL NEW FORCE
Silas Malafaia, an influential Brazilian evangelical pastor, author and televangelist, preaches at his Victory in Christ temple in Rio de Janeiro... READ MORE›
THE OLYMPICS MAY TURN RIO INTO TRAFFIC HELL
The main Olympic Park is in Barra da Tijuca - a traffic-clogged suburb of condominiums and malls that have shot up in recent decades... READ MORE›
BRAZILIAN SOLDIERS BEGIN PATROLLING RIO OLYMPIC VENUES AMID RISING CRIME RATES
Security operation of 85,000 personnel deployed month before summer games to ease concerns over violence, police strikes and economic and political turmoil... READ MORE›