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In order for you to successfully adjust your status from a nonimmigrant visa, you would have to be here legally on a previous visa, such as your student visa. The problem is that the process for sibling visas take 15 to 20 years. And there is no way to speed it up or bypass that wait. You will not get a green card based on your brother filing for you simply because you are already here on another visa. The process will still take 15 plus years and there is no way to remain on a student visa for that long. So to answer your question, your brother can file for you, but you will not immediately obtain any legal status and once your student visa is done, you will have to leave and wait out the rest of the years out of the US.

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If your son is not a US citizen, the no. Only US citizens can have a US passport.

First question I have is, where did your second marriage take place? If it is from a country that doesn't recognize divorce, it will add so much more complexity to this. But the first thing you should do is withdraw your I-130 application. It is best for you to withdraw it and do everything to fix this rather than to have USCIS or the embassy find out. Because you may get hit with a material representation which could lead to a ban. After you withdraw your I130 case immediately, you should go through the formal process of divorcing both wives. Getting divorced from your first wife is critical at this point. Once everything is free and clear, you can remarry your second wife and officially file. This is not going to be fast nor easy. Your new wife will not be able to immigrate through you until you get this situation with your first wife figured out. This may very well take a couple of years to remedy.