President Obama Underscores Similarities With Brazilians, but Ignores One

In a visit to one of the most racially diverse countries in the Americas, President Obama once again seemed to sidestep mentioning his own racial background.

Obama Starts South American Visit in Brazil

President Obama arrived in Brazil Saturday for his first trip to South America, a five-day tour intended to underscore economic ties to the region.

Mr. Obama, Meet the New Brazil

The president's visit could mark the beginning of a critical friendship.

France Advances Inquiry Into Deadly Airbus Crash

Airbus said a French judge had placed it under investigation on allegations of involuntary manslaughter for the 2009 crash of an Air France jet.

Dilma Rousseff Aims to Mend Fences When Obama Visits Brazil

As President Obama travels to Brasília this weekend, he will encounter a different style of leader in Dilma Rousseff, a trained economist less than three months in office.

Manchester United’s Wingers in Disguise

The United manager, Alex Ferguson, improvised and came up a soccer winner with the da Silva twins on the wings.

Manchester United’s Wingers in Disguise

The United manager, Alex Ferguson, improvised and came up a soccer winner with the da Silva twins on the wings.

Rio Olympics Hope to Put Golf in Play in Brazil

Golf, dropped from the Olympics after the 1904 Games, returns to the roster of sports in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.

Heinz Buys Stake in Industrias Alimenticias

Heinz said its stake in Industrias Alimenticias would eventually double its sales in Latin America.

Brazil Driver Accused in Attack on Critical Mass Bike Ride

Police detained Ricardo José Neis on suspicion of having purposely rammed his car through a group of activist cyclists, injuring 30, last Friday.