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- 1Street sign reading "State of Israel" replaced with "Free Palestine" in São Paulo●« … removed a street sign reading "State of Israel" from a square in São Paulo on Monday and replaced it with one readin
Activists removed a street sign reading "State of Israel" from a square in São Paulo on Monday and replaced it with one reading "Free Palestine" and "Palestine Square". The act, attributed to supporters of Brazilian activist Thiago Ávila, is being shared widely online amid ongoing discussion of the Gaza war and calls for a ceasefire.
- 2NFL heads to Rio de Janeiro in 2026 with Ravens vs Cowboys●NFL Brazil 2026: Funk, favelas and football - what to expect as Baltimore Ravens face Dallas Cowboys in league's Rio de Janeiro debut
The NFL is set to stage its first game in Rio de Janeiro in 2026, with the Baltimore Ravens facing the Dallas Cowboys. Coverage highlights what to expect from the league's Brazilian debut, from funk music and favela culture to the growing American football fanbase in the country. It marks another step in the NFL's international expansion after previous games in São Paulo, Mexico and Europe.
- 3Zay Flowers Active as Ravens Face Cowboys in Brazil●Zay Flowers is active for Ravens' matchup vs. Cowboys in Brazil https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7636417/2026/09/27/zay-
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is active for Baltimore's matchup against the Dallas Cowboys in Brazil, confirming he will play in the NFL's international game. The news matters for fantasy managers and Ravens fans who were waiting on his availability, as his status had been in question leading up to kickoff in São Paulo.
- 4NFL Weighs Fate of Ravens-Cowboys Game in Brazil▼Will Ravens-Cowboys Game in Brazil be Canceled or Rescheduled by NFL Today?
The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are scheduled to meet in Brazil as part of the NFL's international series, but questions are circulating about whether the game will be canceled or rescheduled. Fans and sports outlets, including Yahoo Sports, are awaiting word from the league on whether the matchup in São Paulo will go ahead as planned.