A Brazilian Supreme Court justice authorized the restoration of the social media platform's service in Brazil, over a month after its nationwide shutdown, according to a court document.
Read Also
- Trial begins for Ontario man accused of deadly chain-reaction crash that killed couple
- Canada border agents seize more meth bound for Australia
- Carmichael Outreach to host annual Thanksgiving meal for over 350 people in need
- Man accused of torching van outside Vancouver City Hall released from jail
- Harris embarks on media interview blitz as polls show her tied with Trump
- Canceled Israeli visit highlights tensions ahead of Iran counterstrike
- Florida evacuates thousands of prisoners ahead of Hurricane Milton
- Patricia Karvelas to leave ABC’s Radio National Breakfast after three years as host
- How friends became foes in Africa's diamond state
- Fearful residents flee region as Hurricane Milton takes aim at Florida coast
Latest NPR
- Musk's X to be reinstated in Brazil after complying with Supreme Court demands
- One boy's story shows the impact of rising Israeli settler violence in the West Bank
- Nobel Prize in physics awarded to 2 scientists for discoveries in machine learning
- A year after Hamas attacked Israel, at least 97 people are still unaccounted for
- Morning news brief
- Morning news brief
- Haiti's interim leader seeks 'urgent' overseas help to shore up security
- Tunisia's President Saied wins reelection after cracking down on the opposition
- 'All this blood, all this death': Palestinians protest Israel war with no end in sight
- Photos: A look back at the year since Oct. 7