Brazil's Bolsonaro Faces Travel Ban; Vows Opposition Challenge to Election Result

A Supreme Court decision to restrict travel for Brazil's major opposition figure tests democratic norms in Latin America's largest economy and signals escalating legal confrontation over the disputed election outcome.
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