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«The Rio Times» 

São Paulo Daily Pulse for Tuesday, January 20, 2026

Three things to know More than 44,000 addresses were still without power this morning after Monday’s storms. A flood death update turned a technical “weather story” into a human warning. Dengue is rising early, with the first confirmed death in the state this year. São Paulo runs on reliability. That is why blackouts hit harder […]

Sportsnet.ca Tennis News 

Rob Shaw

Rob Shaw will retire from wheelchair tennis after competing at the Australian Open, Tennis Canada announced Tuesday.

Deadline.com 

Gabrielle Union Set For Paranormal Psychological Thriller ‘Perdita’ From Megan Raney Aarons

EXCLUSIVE: Gabrielle Union (The Inspection) has signed on to star in Perdita, a paranormal psychological thriller marking the narrative feature debut of Megan Raney Aarons, which is set to begin production in Ontario, Canada in March. Inspired by Henry James’ 1868 short story, The Romance of Certain Old Clothes, Perdita follows rootless loner and remote […]

Tass.com 

Kurds confirm commitment to ceasefire in northeast Syria

The Kurdish coalition confirmed its "openness to political pathways, negotiated solutions, and dialogue, as well as readiness to move forward in implementing the January 18 agreement in a manner that contributes to de-escalation and stability"

Phys.org 

Capped VLS growth yields vanadium-doped MoS₂ films with superior CO₂-to-CO conversion

CO2 reduction to storable fuels or valuable chemical products provides a carbon-neutral cycle that can mitigate the rapid consumption of fossil fuels and increasing CO2 emissions. Although solar-driven CO2 reduction holds great promise for sustainable energy, the role and control of atomic-level active sites in governing intermediate formation and conversion pathways remains poorly understood.

Phys.org 

Fighting climate change in the Sahel is worsening conflicts. New research shows how

The Sahel, the semi-arid African region stretching from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Red Sea in the east, has become the epicenter of global terrorism, given the high number of attacks by armed groups and the resulting fatalities, including those suffered by civilians. This development is rooted in a complex interplay of factors. They include state fragility, illicit economies, limited presence of government in rural areas, and conflicts driven by resource scarcity due to climate shocks.

Phys.org 

Beyond chemistry: How mechanical forces shape brain wiring

During brain development, neurons extend long processes called axons. Axons link different areas of the brain and carry signals within it and to the rest of the body. Growing axons "wire up" the brain by following precise paths through the tissue. Their navigation depends on chemical signals and the physical properties of their surroundings.

Phys.org 

What air pollution does to the human body

I grew up in rural Colorado, deep in the mountains, and I can still remember the first time I visited Denver in the early 2000s. The city sits on the plain, skyscrapers rising and buildings extending far into the distance. Except, as we drove out of the mountains, I could barely see the city—the entire plain was covered in a brown, hazy cloud.