A modelo Amanda Kimberlly, 33, levou Helena, 2, filha com Neymar, 34, para o primeiro show do BTS, em São Paulo, na noite de quarta-feira (28). O grupo sul-coreano voltou ao Brasil após um hiato de sete anos.
Nos vídeos, a menina aparece empolgada enquanto assiste às apresentações da “BTS World Tour: Arirang”. Amanda Kimberlly revelou que Helena queria ficar mais perto do palco para ouvir as canções.
A modelo confeccionou uma jaqueta preta personalizada para a herdeira, com o nome e o símbolo da banda sul-coreana, que terá mais duas apresentações na capital paulista, nos dias 30 e 31 de outubro.
We have come to expect sanctimony mixed with hypocrisy from Barack Obama. But his latest endeavor turns out to be a doozy.
Preaching his usual moral superiority, the former president recently took to social media to inveigh against the current president for targeting Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota with a criminal investigation. He called it "appalling."
Obama should have sat this one out at his luxurious spread on Martha’s Vineyard.
Lo and behold, he did the same thing when he was president. And Omar was the target. But, of course, the probe was kept under wraps. Until now.
Reporting by The New York Times reveals that Obama’s Department of Homeland Security and the FBI did a deep dive in the summer of 2016 into whether Omar entered into a sham marriage with her alleged brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, to enable him to secure a green card.
Brace yourself for the result. That investigation "found some evidence that it was fraudulent," according to the Times.
Accusations of marriage fraud have long dogged Omar, who has consistently dismissed them as politically driven and a right-wing conspiracy. So much for that argument.
The latest investigation that culminated in a judicially ordered search of Omar’s home on October 12, 2026, reportedly encompasses not only the suspect marriage but troubling questions over whether she ran afoul of the law by using a fake name and false birth date to obtain citizenship. A separate investigation is examining her financial transactions.
The Obama-era inquiry did not end because of insufficient evidence. Instead, the Times divulges that it was shelved "because prosecutors concluded that the potential crime, a felony, fell outside a five-year statute of limitations." The newspaper’s story relied on statements by current and former officials with knowledge of the first case.
That decision to mothball any legal action against Omar makes little sense, unless one factors in political favoritism by Obama and his prosecutorial cohorts.
It is true that marriage fraud is a federal felony governed by a five-year statute of limitations under 8 U.S.C. § 1325(c). However, the clock runs from the last overt act of fraud or submission of false documents, not the date of the wedding ceremony itself in 2009.
Taking steps to later obtain a green card would qualify as an overt act, as would document fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1546). So, too, would any act to cover up a sham marriage or efforts to conceal it. Indeed, it would constitute additional crimes such as conspiracy (18 U.S.C. § 371) and obstruction of justice or obstruction of proceedings (18 U.S.C. §§ 1505 and 1512).
Elmi abandoned his quest for a green card and left the U.S. for London sometime in 2011 when disturbing questions reportedly arose over his application. His actions and any misrepresentations associated with Omar might have brought the case within the permissible statute of limitations.
Obama’s DHS and DOJ could have pursued a simpler approach under civil (not criminal) immigration fraud. Orchestrating a scheme to illegally obtain U.S. immigration status or benefits carries severe legal consequences. There is no statute of limitations.
If the Obama administration had chosen this logical course, it could have led to Omar’s denaturalization and subsequent deportation. The standard of proof is "clear and convincing evidence," much lower than in criminal prosecutions.
It is unclear, but curious, why this legal road was never taken. We only know that authorities under Obama shuttered the case and buried the investigation. Preferential treatment? Political cronyism? It has the unmistakable stench.
This makes Obama’s social media screed against President Trump even more outlandish. Trump is doing what Obama did, except that Trump’s administration has expanded the Omar inquiry into areas where the former president’s prosecutors refused to go.
They should have gone there.
Obama’s harangue on X accused Trump of selectively targeting Omar without ever disclosing that his own administration investigated her first. That was dishonesty by omission. A mere oversight? Doubtful.
Obama also pronounced as true certain facts about Omar’s age that may not be true at all. He declared with absolute confidence that she was 17 years old when she applied as a minor for derivative citizenship based on her father’s citizenship.
But her age and birth date are still very much in dispute. Her autobiography and other documents undermine Obama’s claim, indicating that Omar may have been an adult of 18 years and legally ineligible for the type of citizenship that she procured. If she or her father made false statements or committed fraud, it would nullify her citizenship and could lead to removal from the U.S.
This is not an "unsubstantiated theory," as Obama asserts in his social media post.
The former president accuses Trump of "intimidation" and laments that he is deploying "the full weight of the federal government" to bring down "a law-abiding elected official because she has dared to criticize the president." Spare us the duplicitous pearl-clutching.
Obama expressed no moral outrage when his successor, Joe Biden, targeted his political opponent with criminal indictments. Going back further to his own presidency, Obama’s dirty fingerprints were all over the initial stages of the government’s damaging investigation of Trump in the phony collusion scandal.
Obama seems to think that Americans are simpletons with anterograde amnesia. It resembles contempt.
The New York Times report exposes Obama’s glaring double standard for what it is — a transparently insincere attack based on shallow evidence. This comes as no surprise.
Obama always seems confident in his righteousness in an irritatingly pious way. Ever the charlatan, he pretends to be holier-than-thou. Sometimes the truth catches up with him.
But don’t expect Obama to change now that his hypocrisy has been revealed. That would require earnest introspection.
Defense lawyers and Democrats say a blitz of headline-making actions and cases is no coincidence and reeks of politics — in both the timing and the targets.
Um empreendimento residencial em construção na frente-mar da Meia Praia, em Itapema (SC), que tem como a família do jogador Neymar como sócios do projeto imobiliário, passará a contar com um robô entregador autônomo para transportar encomendas e pequenos volumes diretamente até a porta dos apartamentos.
A tecnologia é integrada aos elevadores do edifício e tem como objetivo aumentar a privacidade dos moradores, além de otimizar a rotina da equipe de atendimento do condomínio.
Após o recebimento e a liberação do pacote pela portaria, o volume é colocado no compartimento do equipamento. O robô realiza sozinho o deslocamento pelos corredores e pavimentos, utilizando os elevadores para entregar o pedido na unidade indicada e retornando em seguida à base.
Estrutura do edifício e mercado de robótica
Com 32 mil m² de área construída e 45 pavimentos, o edifício soma 68 apartamentos com áreas privativas entre 264 m² e 966 m² e opções de quatro a seis suítes. Os valores de venda das unidades variam de R$ 14 milhões a R$ 54 milhões, somando um VGV estimado em R$ 650 milhões.
A adoção do sistema reflete o crescimento da automação no setor residencial e de logística. De acordo com estudo da consultoria MarketsandMarkets, o mercado global de robôs de entrega deve avançar de US$ 800 milhões em 2025 para US$ 3,24 bilhões em 2030.
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Além da entrega automatizada, o projeto prevê segurança monitorada por inteligência artificial, infraestrutura para carregamento de veículos elétricos e heliponto homologado. A entrega do edifício está prevista para dezembro de 2028.
Bruna Biancardi, 32, e Neymar Jr., 34, foram convidados para serem padrinhos de Filippo, filho da irmã da influenciadora, Bianca Biancardi. O bebê nasceu na segunda-feira (26), e a família compartilhou a novidade nas redes sociais.
Bruna publicou um vídeo que mostra o momento em que ela e o jogador recebem o convite durante uma visita à maternidade. Bianca e o marido, Bruno Hernandes Gallegos, prepararam uma caixa com presentes para anunciar a escolha.
“Fomos convidados para sermos padrinhos do Filippo. Que alegria”, escreveu Bruna ao compartilhar o registro.
O momento foi celebrado pela influenciadora, que acompanhou de perto a chegada do sobrinho. Bianca também publicou registros do nascimento do primeiro filho.
Além de tia e madrinha, Bruna está grávida de Mariah, terceira filha com Neymar. O nascimento da bebê está previsto para dezembro deste ano. O casal já é pai de Mavie, de 3 anos, e Mel, de 1.
A influenciadora também aproveitou a ocasião para incentivar outras mulheres que passam por dificuldades durante a gestação, lembrando que cada experiência é diferente.
The investigation into whether Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., married her brother in an alleged immigration fraud scheme in 2009 began under former President Barack Obama in 2016, Fox News Digital has confirmed.
A U.S. Attorney in Minnesota, appointed by then-President Joe Biden, eventually shut down the probe in 2021, a source familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital.
Now, the issue has been thrust back into the spotlight as part of a new federal investigation into the Somali-born congresswoman, part of which centers on whether she or her father committed immigration fraud on her application to become a U.S. citizen.
Sources previously told Fox News Digital that Omar's "real name" is Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. In a federal court document, she was called "Ilhan Omar Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Omar."
In 2009, Omar, then a U.S. citizen, legally married a man with that surname, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi. The pair officially split in 2017.
The New York Times first reported that Obama's FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) began the probe in the summer of 2016, and that officials "found some evidence that [the marriage] was fraudulent." The Times reported that the investigation concluded when officials decided the potential felony crime was past the statute of limitations.
Despite his own administration's investigation into Omar at the time she was running for the Minnesota House, Obama condemned the renewed probe, which included a Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) raid on her Washington, D.C. home on Oct. 12. Federal authorities confiscated her passport, personal phone and computer in the raid.
"It is a basic principle of American democracy that the government can’t selectively target individuals simply because of their political beliefs or what they say," Obama wrote in an X post after the raid earlier this month. "But that’s exactly what the Trump Administration is doing to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota."
Obama claimed the Trump administration was targeting Omar because she is a vocal critic of the current president.
"Think about that," Obama said in the post. "The full weight of the federal government is being brought down on a law-abiding elected official because she has dared to criticize the president."
Omar has frequently called the allegations that she married her brother a conspiracy theory promulgated by the political right, including in a statement to Fox News Digital regarding the new investigation last week.
"Rep. Omar has repeatedly and unequivocally denied this baseless, disgusting conspiracy theory," an Omar spokesperson said. "This is a desperate political smear designed to distract from Trump’s failed presidency and two years of Republican failure in Congress. And it’s disgraceful that the media continues to give this lie oxygen."
The same spokesperson this morning doubled down on the claim that the current investigation is a "political vendetta against one of Trump's most visible critics," and said that the 2016 investigation was "rejected for a lack of evidence," contrary to the New York Times report that it was closed due to the statute of limitations.
Nearly 40 House Democrats appear to have shunned an effort by their colleagues to end the federal probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.
House Democrats led by Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., sent a letter to the Trump administration earlier this week demanding a stop to the investigation into Omar's immigration paperwork, arguing it was a bid to sway her re-election campaign ahead of Tuesday's midterm Election Day.
The letter was backed by some 175 House Democrats, more than two-thirds of the caucus — though some notable names were left off.
Two of three of House Democrats' previous senior leadership did not sign the letter. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and former House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., did not sign on. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., who previously served as House majority whip, was among the signatories, along with all three current members of House Democratic leadership.
Both Pelosi and Hoyer are retiring, but it's worth noting that nearing the exit did not stop other outgoing members like Rep. Nydia Velazquez, D-N.Y., from signing the letter.
Democrats running in tight races also kept their distance from the public condemnation of the probe. Reps. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, Tom Suozzi, D-N.Y., Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., and Don Davis, D-N.C., are among the names left off the letter as well.
Fox News Digital reached out to each of them for comment but did not immediately hear back.
"Congresswoman Omar is seeking reelection in Minnesota’s 5th congressional district in just one week. News of the search warrant, whether properly predicated or not, could affect voters’ decisions, which is exactly why federal law enforcement should not engage in such conduct when voters are casting their ballots. This type of interference strips Minnesotans of their right to a free and fair election guaranteed to them under the Constitution," the letter said.
"We stand with Congresswoman Omar and condemn the weaponization of law enforcement against her. You have already disgraced the offices you hold, and we demand you refrain from taking any further actions that could affect the outcome of the upcoming election."
Omar is under federal investigation over allegations she or her father lied about her birth year on immigration paperwork to obtain her citizenship when her family fled Somalia in the late 1990s. If she was 17 when her father obtained citizenship, as previously thought, she would have automatically qualified along with him. If she was 18 or older, which federal officials now suspect, she would have had to make her own application.
Her fellow House Democrats recounted the allegations in their letter, saying, "Your probe into the congresswoman reportedly concerns her late father’s filing of immigration paperwork after she fled Somalia’s civil war at age eight, making her a U.S. citizen at age seventeen."
But they argued it does not justify "a pre-dawn raid on her home for paperwork her father filed when she was a minor."
Federal agents executed a judicially authorized search warrant on Omar's home on Oct. 12, seizing multiple phones and notebooks, among other items.
Bruna Biancardi, 32, entrou no clima do Halloween com as filhas, Mavie, 3, e Mel, 1. Na noite da última quarta-feira (28), a influenciadora compartilhou um vídeo em que aparece fantasiada de vampira, com lentes vermelhas nos olhos, ao lado das meninas, que também usavam looks combinando.
“Vampirinhas prontas para o Halloween da Vicky”, escreveu Bruna na publicação, que foi acompanhada pela música “Ghostbusters”, de Ray Parker Jr.
A festa foi dedicada a Vicky, 5, filha de Roberto Justus e Ana Paula Siebert.
A influenciadora também aproveitou a ocasião para incentivar outras mulheres que passam por dificuldades durante a gestação, lembrando que cada experiência é diferente.
Elizabeth Warren and others joined by unions and industry experts in warning against the weakening of regulations
The senator Elizabeth Warren, the congresswoman Ilhan Omar and several other Democratic lawmakers are calling on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Osha) to abandon a rollback of respirator mask regulations, a change the lawmakers say would weaken worker protections against hazardous substances.
Under the proposed rules, employers would face fewer requirements to provide workers with respirators masks when working with substances including “lead, asbestos, formaldehyde and inorganic arsenic, among other chemicals”, the lawmakers wrote in a letter to the Osha assistant secretary, David Keeling, a former UPS and Amazon executive.
Several current and former law enforcement officials said an Obama-era investigation found some evidence that Ms. Omar had entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother.
Moscú, 29 oct (Prensa Latina) Especialistas del Instituto de Química del Petróleo de la filial siberiana de la Academia de Ciencias de Rusia desarrollaron un método para transformar residuos plásticos en gasolina y diésel, informó hoy el rotativo Komsomolskaya Pravda.
O técnico Cuca, do Santos, voltou a comentar a expulsão de Neymar no jogo contra o Bahia, após o atacante ser acionado pela chamada “Lei Vini Jr.” durante uma discussão com Rodrigo Nestor. Nesta quarta-feira (28), o treinador revelou que conversou com o camisa 10 sobre o ocorrido.
Segundo Cuca, Neymar argumentou que também poderia ter denunciado um gesto semelhante em uma discussão com Samuel Xavier, do Fluminense, mas optou por não fazê-lo.
O comandante santista, assim como Neymar, entende que Nestor poderia ter evitado a denúncia, já que, segundo os dois, não houve ofensas durante a discussão. A chamada “Lei Vini Jr.” foi aplicada para coibir manifestações discriminatórias entre jogadores.
“Conversei com ele (Neymar), essa lei de pôr a mão aqui… Ele disse que em jogo contra o Fluminense passou por isso também e não dedou. Isso é quando ocorre ofensa à pessoa. Ele disse que não falou nada (ao Nestor), não deu tempo”, disse Cuca em entrevista coletiva.
“Essas coisas podem ser evitadas, mas o jogador que denuncia tem que entender que somos adversários, não inimigos. Se formos falar o que realmente ocorre, tudo bem, mas não foi o caso dele. Não foi racista, homofóbico, nada”, completou.
Nesta quarta-feira (28), Neymar foi punido pelo STJD com dois jogos de suspensão, sendo que um deles será cumprido automaticamente. O Santos deve recorrer da decisão.
“Gancho pesado, ele faz muita falta para nós. Vamos ver se nosso Jurídico trabalha também, com certeza está se movimentando para a gente diminuir essa perda”, finalizou Cuca.
Santos 0 x 0 Palmeiras
O Palmeiras empatou com o Santos por 0 a 0 na noite desta quarta-feira (28), na Vila Belmiro, pela 33ª rodada da Série A do Campeonato Brasileiro. Com o resultado, o time alviverde não conseguiu assumir a liderança do torneio, atualmente ocupada pelo Flamengo.
O clássico foi equilibrado, com chances para os dois lados. O Santos foi melhor no primeiro tempo e pressionou nos minutos finais, mas o Palmeiras também teve boas oportunidades, parando em grande atuação de Diógenes.
Com o resultado, o Palmeiras segue na segunda colocação do Brasileiro, com 70 pontos, empatado com o líder Flamengo, que enfrenta o Vasco na rodada. Já o Santos se mantém na oitava posição, com 47 pontos.
O Santos volta a entrar em campo na próxima segunda-feira (2), contra o Red Bull Bragantino, a partir das 20 horas (de Brasília), em Bragança Paulista.
O time alviverde, por sua vez, recebe o Vasco, no domingo (1), às 16 horas, pela ida da semifinal da Copa do Brasil. Na liga nacional, o time de Abel Ferreira encara o Remo na próxima quinta-feira (5), em casa.
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