Five of Brazil's 11 Supreme Court justices will decide in the next three weeks whether former President Jair Bolsonaro and 33 others charged by the country's prosecutor-general with attempting a coup will stand trial.

A Brazilian Supreme Court justice on Friday ordered the suspension of video-sharing platform Rumble in the South American nation for allegedly refusing to comply with court orders. Justice Alexandre de Moraes on Thursday had given Rumble 48 hours to name a legal representative in Brazil,

The Brazilian Supreme Court ordered on Friday the suspension of U.S. video-sharing platform Rumble in the country, citing its failure to comply with court orders, in a similar path to the one faced by Elon Musk's X last year.

President Donald Trump’s media company is suing a Brazilian Supreme Court Justice in an unusual case that ties in first amendment rights, international law, and internal Brazilian politics.

Trump Media and fellow social media company Rumble sued a Brazil Supreme Court justice who clashed with Elon Musk last year over Musk's own social media firm, X. The lawsuit accuses Justice Alexandre de Moraes of allegedly illegal attempts to censor a "well-known politically outspoken user" of Rumble.

The Truth Social parent company, along with fellow right-leaning platform Rumble, accused the justice of attempted censorship.

Trump Media & Technology Group teamed up with video platform Rumble to file a lawsuit against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, accusing him of political censorship.

The company's legal representatives in Brazil and its global press office have not commented on the matter. Additionally, Moraes has ordered US-based video-sharing platform Rumble

Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered social media platform X to pay USD 1.4 million in fines for failing to comply with judicial orders related to registration data. This fine, linked to Allan dos Santos's account,