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  Brazil’s Bolsonaro Is The Latest Right-Wing Strongman To Endorse Trump Topline Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro endorsed Donald Trump’s bid for reelection Tuesday, the latest in a string of controversial strongmen to voice their support for the U.S. president, who is trailing in the polls against Democratic nominee Joe Biden. Donald Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro at the White House in 2019. Getty Images Key Facts Bolsonaro signaled his support for Trump after signing a new trade agreement with the U.S., according to  Politico , telling reporters through an interpreter that “God willing I will be able to attend” a second inauguration for the president, adding that his well-wishes are “from the heart.” He isn’t the first controversial right-wing world leader to show support for Trump—last year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Trump and referenced one of his own campaign slogans as the two spoke to a crowd in Houston, Texas,  triggering criticis...

Lovecraft Country Season 2 renewal, release date, and trailer for HBO's genre-bending thriller When will it be time to return to  Lovecraft Country ? The end of  Lovecraft Country  Season 1 had it all.  Snarling monsters, bionic arms, tons of blood, and some shocking deaths. The sins of America's racist past were laid bare in the utterly wild finale of the big HBO hit of 2020. But what's going to happen next? With the first season of  Lovecraft Country  now in the rearview mirror, here's everything we know so far about Season 2 of  Lovecraft Country  on HBO. Bookmark this page and check back soon as we'll update it with new information when we learn them. Warning: Spoilers for  Lovecraft Country  Season 1 ahead. Is  Lovecraft Country  renewed for Season 2? At the moment, HBO has not renewed  Lovecraft Country  for a second season. In interviews with  Deadline   and  The Hollywood Reporter , showrunner M...

Ally Of Socialist Evo Morales On Track To Win Bolivia's Election As Rival Concedes Bolivian presidential candidate Luis Arce (center) and running mate David Choquehuanca (second right) celebrate during a news conference Monday in La Paz, Bolivia.  Juan Karita/AP  hide caption toggle caption Juan Karita/AP Bolivian presidential candidate Luis Arce (center) and running mate David Choquehuanca (second right) celebrate during a news conference Monday in La Paz, Bolivia. Juan Karita/AP Socialists in Bolivia are celebrating a historic victory after a candidate handpicked by their ousted leader, Evo Morales, was on course to win the country's most important presidential election in a generation. Luis Arce — a former economy minister during the Morales era — is poised to be officially confirmed as the winner after his main rival conceded, even before the official count from Sunday's election was complete. Hours earlier, Morales, who is in exile in Argentina, announced what he calle...