11 hours ago - By Associated Press
British police have reached a compensation deal with the family of a Brazilian man who was shot dead by police after he was mistaken for a terrorist.

Oct 17 - By Tales Azzoni, Associated Press Writer
Formula One driver Felipe Massa couldn't be happier with the way his recovery is going following his near-fatal accident. His only frustration is not to be racing at home in the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Oct 15 - By Tales Azzoni, Associated Press Writer
Jenson Button clinched his first Formula One title with a fifth-place finish at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday and his Brawn GP team made history by becoming the first to take the constructors' crown in its debut season.

Oct 2 - By James Hannah, Associated Press Writer
It was as if the ghosts of the first men to fly were hovering above, keeping a watchful eye.
Jun 11 - By Mike Celizic, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Heartened by a Supreme Court ruling in Brazil that rejected a challenge to his custody rights, a New Jersey father hopes that he is finally moving closer to regaining custody of his 9-year-old son after a five-year battle with the Brazilian family that claims the boy as their own.
Jun 2 - By Pauline Jelinek, Associated Press Writer
The U.S. military is joining the search for survivors and debris from the Air France flight that disappeared after taking off from Brazil.

Mar 19 - By Beth DeFalco, Associated Press Writer
New Jersey is smoothing out differences over a plan to ban bare-it-all bikini waxing.
Feb 13 - By Associated Press
No police will be charged in the death of a Brazilian who was mistakenly shot by officers in the tense days following 2005 terror attacks in London, prosecutors announced Friday after a new review of the case.

Dec 12 - By Jennifer Quinn, Associated Press Writer
A British jury decided Friday that a string of police failures caused the death of a Brazilian electrician shot by anti-terror police after being mistaken for a suicide bomber — a ruling that prompted his family to demand a new investigation.
Dec 2 - By Nancy Zuckerbrod, Associated Press Writer
Jurors weighing evidence in a public inquest into the shooting death of a Brazilian man mistaken for a terrorist cannot find that he was unlawfully killed, a judge said Tuesday.

Nov 1 - By Tales Azzoni, Associated Press Writer
Lewis Hamilton became Formula One's youngest champion on Sunday, making a last-lap pass to finish fifth in the Brazilian Grand Prix and win the title by one point over Felipe Massa.
Oct 24 - By Jill Lawless, Associated Press Writer
A police marksman who fatally shot an unarmed Brazilian man broke down on the witness stand Friday after describing how he thought his target was a suicide bomber about to blow himself up.
Sep 23 - By Jennifer Quinn, Associated Press Writer
A jury on Tuesday retraced the steps of a Brazilian man who was killed by police after being mistaken for a suicide bomber. The visit included a stop at the London Underground station where Jean Charles de Menezes was shot seven times in the head as he sat on a subway train.

Aug 11 - By Jim Fitzgerald, Associated Press Writer
Police Commissioner David Chong has made a new addition to the department's wish-list: a Portuguese-speaking officer.
Dec 21 - By Jill Lawless, Associated Press Writer
Britain's police watchdog ruled Friday that no officers will be disciplined for their roles in the fatal shooting of an innocent Brazilian man mistaken for a suicide bomber.

Nov 1 - By Jill Lawless, Associated Press Writer
London's police force was found guilty Thursday of endangering the public during a frantic manhunt for four failed suicide bombers that led to the killing of an innocent Brazilian man on a subway train.

Oct 21 - By Tales Azzoni, Associated Press Writer
Kimi Raikkonen is known as "The Iceman," and he more than kept his cool Sunday, winning the Brazilian Grand Prix and capturing the Formula One title in the tightest race for the championship in 21 years.
Oct 8 - By Associated Press
An undercover officer who pinned an innocent Brazilian man to his subway seat as he was shot by police told a British court Monday that he was close enough to the victim to feel the shock wave from a fellow officer's gun.

Sep 17 - By Associated Press
Claudio Paulo Pinto is looking to break an eye-popping record. Literally. Pinto can pop his eyeballs out of their sockets at least 7 millimeters (0.3 inches), a national record for eye-popping according to RankBrasil, an organization modeled after the Guinness Book of World Records that lists Brazilian records.