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A Brazilian newspaper calls Flávio Bolsonaro “cowardly” and says he is a man without qualities. Clarín reports Flávio Bolsonaro's first public appearance in the United States, at an evangelical mass with his brother Eduardo. Gazeta do Povo asks whether Flávio Bolsonaro is a “runaway” or a “political persecution victim”, without answering.

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Americans are heading to the polls in midterm elections that The National says could change the course of the Iran war, and that BBC News describes as possibly defining Trump's closing chapter. The Guardian frames the elections as a referendum on Trump, while the Sydney Morning Herald says Republican control of the House and Senate is under threat from Democrats. Capital FM (Kenya) repeats the BBC headline, and CBS News simply reports that voters are heading to the polls across the country.

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Two US outlets cover the internal crisis between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens in Michigan, described as a meltdown by one and a shakeup by the other. The New York Times looks at the behind-the-scenes conflict, while CBS News gathers political strategists' views on the change in Stevens' campaign.

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Texas voters are going to the polls in a high-stakes Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton. Haaretz says that for Texas Jews, the contest sets fears of Christian nationalism against concerns about Israel. Libération presents Ken Paxton as the Republican candidate backed by Trump, describing him as controversial.

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A Democrat elected in Michigan backs a Republican Senate candidate and rejects Abdul El-Sayed's nomination, according to the headlines. Trump applauds the decision, according to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso.

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CBS News reports that Haley Stevens angered Democrats by backing Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan, and Abdul El-Sayed responded. Fox News cites a crude remark by James Carville about Haley Stevens over her endorsement of Rogers. Clarín describes Democrats as furious and calls Stevens's backing of Rogers a betrayal.

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The headlines cover different topics linked to the United States: a renewed interest in Marxism on the left, the Muslim vote, the midterm elections, and an agreement with Iran that Donald Trump says "could happen". Le Devoir describes voting in the United States as "an extreme sport", but the headline does not say why, so it does not allow us to go further.

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Trump makes his final campaign push in Iowa and Kansas, according to CBS News, as Republicans try to keep their majority. BBC News describes a frenzied Trump campaign in the final weekend before the election. Al Jazeera reports on the final push by Trump and the Democrats, referring to a rift in Michigan.

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Trump says the United States and Canada have a «concept» for a new trade deal. Canada unveils its next budget this week, amid a trade war with the United States and economic uncertainty, per CBC News. Le Devoir reports that Champagne wants to «transform Canada's growth model» with Thursday's budget. The Sydney Morning Herald claims Trump has lost control of his war with Canada.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro attended a church service in Florida, his first public appearance since leaving the country. Gazeta do Povo asks whether Flávio Bolsonaro is a «runaway» or a «political persecution victim», without answering.

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The U.S. Department of Justice is set to appeal a ruling in the Alaska Senate race dispute over the «Decoy Dan» case, according to Fox News. CBS News reports that the Department of Justice has vowed to appeal after a judge dismissed the lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race.

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Activists put up “wanted” posters bearing Flávio Bolsonaro’s photo in the United States, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo. Metrópoles highlights a poster tied to a DJ that mocks Flávio at a traditional race in New York.

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An NBC News poll gives Democrats a seven-point lead over Republicans, days before the US midterm elections, according to La Tercera. La Nación is running a live coverage of the US midterms, but its headline gives no specific results. Gazeta do Povo says Republicans are getting closer to Democrats, without specifying the margin.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance in the United States since his escape, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles highlights that the appearance was alongside Eduardo; Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio attended a church service in Florida.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance in the United States, alongside his brother Eduardo, at an evangelical service in Florida. According to the Colombian weekly Semana, Flávio says he does not regret anything he has done. Two headlines present the appearance as his first after his escape, while the others make no such reference.

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Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, which, according to CBS News, angered Democrats. Fox News reports that a Michigan Democrat said Stevens denied a rumor about backing Rogers hours before turning on El-Sayed. Clarín describes Democrats' reaction as fury, calling the endorsement a despicable betrayal. Rep. Dingell, according to PBS NewsHour, called the surprise a huge distraction.

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Trump says the United States and Canada have a «concept» for a new trade deal. Canada unveils its next budget this week, amid a trade war with the United States and economic uncertainty, per CBC News. Le Devoir reports that Champagne wants to «transform Canada's growth model» with Thursday's budget. The Sydney Morning Herald claims Trump has lost control of his war with Canada.

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Pedro Sánchez says Spain is not governed from Washington, Tel Aviv, Moscow or Buenos Aires. Argentine outlets Clarín and La Nación report the same remark as a reply to Milei, saying Spain is not governed from Buenos Aires. Clarín ties the remark to the eve of a new trip by Milei, while La Nación mentions Sánchez's earlier clashes with the Argentine president.

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An NBC News poll gives Democrats a seven-point lead over Republicans, days before the US midterm elections, according to La Tercera. La Nación is running a live coverage of the US midterms, but its headline gives no specific results. Gazeta do Povo says Republicans are getting closer to Democrats, without specifying the margin.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance in the United States, alongside his brother Eduardo, at an evangelical service in Florida. According to the Colombian weekly Semana, Flávio says he does not regret anything he has done. Two headlines present the appearance as his first after his escape, while the others make no such reference.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance in the United States, attending a mass or service at a church in Florida alongside his brother Eduardo. In remarks quoted by Semana, Flávio says he has no regrets about anything he did. The headlines do not say what led to the trip; some describe it as an escape, as Metrópoles and Folha do.

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Several outlets from different countries report that early voting in the US midterm elections is rising significantly. The Guardian offers three takeaways from early voting, while BBC News focuses on what American voters are choosing between. The Indian Express publishes an interactive guide covering voting times in India, the key races and when results will be announced.

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The headlines cover the US midterm elections, with Donald Trump at the centre, and do not report concrete facts about their outcome. Le Figaro asks whether voters want Trump to win those elections, Libération writes about fear surrounding them, and Le Devoir asks how long the uncertainty will last.

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A private jet crashed into a trailer park in Florida, causing an explosion, according to Metrópoles. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that nine people on board died in the crash. Diário de Notícias quotes a witness who described it as looking like a missile falling.

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According to CBC News, there are five reasons Democrats might not take control of Congress in the U.S. midterms. The Guardian asks what Democrats can actually do if they win Congress, while the Express Tribune says polls show them ahead in the race. Fox News says Democrats are closing in as Republicans scramble to hold Congress. TASS claims Trump is ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk and aides if Democrats win Congress.

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RTP reports that Democrats could win a historic victory in Kansas in the US midterm elections. Diário de Notícias quotes the insurer Coface, which says that even if Democrats win the midterms, Trump will not be neutralised. Jornal de Notícias reports that Trump promises vetoes and that Democrats are divided in Michigan.

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Marco Rubio is set to meet Venezuela's new foreign minister, Oliver Blanco, in Washington this Monday, according to Clarín, La Tercera and Semana. Semana describes the meeting as unusual and presents Blanco as foreign minister under Delcy Rodríguez.

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Nine people died in a Learjet crash in south Florida, according to officials. Punch and Channels TV place the small-plane crash near Trump's Florida home.

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TASS, citing media reports, says the White House is preparing to bypass Congress if Democrats win the midterms. Rappler says the Trump White House is mapping a path to govern without Congress if Democrats win. The Guardian asks what Democrats could actually do if they win Congress, without giving a concrete answer in its headline.

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Democrat Haley Stevens publicly backs a Republican candidate in the critical US Senate race in Michigan, according to Geo News. Dawn and The Express Tribune report that the Democrat's endorsement of a Republican has stirred the Senate race, while The Guardian asks why a Democrat would back a rival Republican in Michigan.

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Nine people died in a Learjet crash in south Florida, according to officials. Punch and Channels TV place the small-plane crash near Trump's Florida home.

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Nine people died in a Learjet crash in south Florida, according to officials. Punch and Channels TV place the small-plane crash near Trump's Florida home.

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Three French outlets — Le Monde, Le Figaro and Libération — report that a Democratic lawmaker from Michigan, an opponent of Abdul El-Sayed, is backing the Republican candidate ahead of the 2026 midterms. According to Le Figaro, Donald Trump praises the lawmaker's «loyalty» and «courage». Libération calls the move «an abject betrayal», stressing that the lawmaker is breaking with her political camp.

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Newspapers treat the US midterm elections as a subject for explanation and public debate. Libération presents them as a how-to guide, Le Figaro asks readers whether they want Donald Trump to win, and Le Devoir asks how long the suspense will last.

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Egypt's finance minister discussed an economic partnership with his Bahraini counterpart, according to Egypt Independent. According to Yonhap, South Korea's finance minister discussed economic ties and cooperation with the U.S. ambassador.

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Nine people died in a Learjet crash in south Florida, according to officials. Punch and Channels TV place the small-plane crash near Trump's Florida home.

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Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens, a Michigan Democrat, to join the Republican Party. BBC News and The Guardian treat the case as a political surprise days before the US midterms, without explaining the reasons for the endorsement.

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Three French outlets — Le Monde, Le Figaro and Libération — report that a Democratic lawmaker from Michigan, an opponent of Abdul El-Sayed, is backing the Republican candidate ahead of the 2026 midterms. According to Le Figaro, Donald Trump praises the lawmaker's «loyalty» and «courage». Libération calls the move «an abject betrayal», stressing that the lawmaker is breaking with her political camp.

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Officials say nine people died in a Learjet crash in south Florida, according to Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune. Punch and Channels TV report that a small plane crashed near Trump's Florida home, killing nine.

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Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, provoking strong anger among Democrats. According to a Michigan Democrat cited by Fox News, Stevens had denied the rumor of backing Rogers hours earlier, before turning on El-Sayed. Some Michigan Democrats disavowed Stevens, while Rep. Dingell called the surprise a huge distraction in the race.

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Democrat Haley Stevens endorses the Republican candidate in a critical Michigan Senate race, sparking a party dispute. Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Two US outlets cover the internal crisis between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens in Michigan, described as a meltdown by one and a shakeup by the other. The New York Times looks at the behind-the-scenes conflict, while CBS News gathers political strategists' views on the change in Stevens' campaign.

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Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy is in hospital after a stroke, according to his office. CBS News reports that the senator is reportedly awake and recovering. BBC News says a full recovery is expected for the senator.

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Trump makes his final campaign push in Iowa and Kansas, according to CBS News, as Republicans try to keep their majority. BBC News describes a frenzied Trump campaign in the final weekend before the election. Al Jazeera reports on the final push by Trump and the Democrats, referring to a rift in Michigan.

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Marco Rubio is set to meet Venezuela's new foreign minister, Oliver Blanco, in Washington this Monday, according to Clarín, La Tercera and Semana. Semana describes the meeting as unusual and presents Blanco as foreign minister under Delcy Rodríguez.

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Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, provoking strong anger among Democrats. According to a Michigan Democrat cited by Fox News, Stevens had denied the rumor of backing Rogers hours earlier, before turning on El-Sayed. Some Michigan Democrats disavowed Stevens, while Rep. Dingell called the surprise a huge distraction in the race.

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Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens, a Michigan Democrat, to join the Republican Party. BBC News and The Guardian treat the case as a political surprise days before the US midterms, without explaining the reasons for the endorsement.

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Some Michigan Jewish Democrats have distanced themselves from Stevens over her endorsement of El-Sayed's Republican rival, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. CBS News quotes Dingell saying the Republican endorsement of Stevens is energizing voters behind El-Sayed.

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Trump warned that the United States will have to deliver a "forceful blow" to Iran at some point, according to El Universal, El Comercio, Clarín and Poder360. According to El Universal, Trump says he wants to "be kind to save lives", but the headline does not say how.

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Trump holds rallies in Iowa and Kansas two days before the midterms to keep Republican control of the Senate, according to Al Jazeera and Clarín. CBS News describes it as Trump's final campaign push before Election Day, as Republicans try to hold their majority. Mainichi links the rallies to the Republican fight to keep both the Senate and the House.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers made their final appeal to Michigan voters, according to CBS News. Mike Rogers presents himself as a Senate candidate and asks Michigan voters for their vote, according to Fox News.

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A Democratic elected official in Michigan backs the Republican candidate, according to Le Devoir and Le Monde, which report the endorsement by the rival of Abdul El-Sayed. Le Figaro says Donald Trump praises this «loyalty» and «courage», while Libération describes El-Sayed as a progressive Muslim Senate candidate who, per its headline, excites the left and irritates Trump.

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Nine people died in a small plane crash in Palm Beach County, Florida, according to officials, per The New York Times. The Indian Express describes the aircraft plunging into a neighbourhood in the county, saying all nine people died. Nigeria's Punch and Channels TV place the crash near Trump's Florida home.

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The U.S. Department of Justice is set to appeal a ruling in the Alaska Senate race dispute over the «Decoy Dan» case, according to Fox News. CBS News reports that the Department of Justice has vowed to appeal after a judge dismissed the lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race.

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A private jet crashed into a trailer park in Florida, causing an explosion, according to Metrópoles. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that nine people on board died in the crash. Diário de Notícias quotes a witness who described it as looking like a missile falling.

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Democrat Haley Stevens endorses the Republican candidate in a critical Michigan Senate race, sparking a party dispute. Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Pro-Israel Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to several outlets. The BBC and the Daily Star describe an endorsement that sparked a party dispute, while Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in the headline.

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Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens reportedly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to ABC News. CBS News describes the reaction in Michigan to Stevens' endorsement of Rogers as "madness".

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According to the headlines, Russian authorities detained a teenager after a US warning about a possible terrorist attack. La Tercera says the teenager was planning a "terrorist attack"; El Comercio places the case at the Tsaritsyno park-museum.

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Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy is in hospital after a stroke, according to his office. CBS News reports that the senator is reportedly awake and recovering. BBC News says a full recovery is expected for the senator.

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A judge rejected a Trump lawsuit seeking to block the election result in Alaska, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo says the case involved candidates with the same name.

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A private jet crashed into a trailer park in Florida, causing an explosion, according to Metrópoles. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that nine people on board died in the crash. Diário de Notícias quotes a witness who described it as looking like a missile falling.

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