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CBS News explains how Democrats won the Senate races in Texas, Michigan and Maine. NPR looks at what comes next for Democrats after the midterms, and at races still outstanding.

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Several newspapers describe a "Democratic tsunami" in the US midterm elections, with Democrats gaining control of the House of Representatives. Clarín asks whether Trump becomes a "lame duck" after this defeat in Congress, without stating it. Metrópoles points to the Latino vote, the war and opposition to Trump as factors said to explain the result. Jornal de Notícias groups the Democratic tsunami with other news of the day, without adding details about the election.

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Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat, will be the first Muslim in the US Senate, according to Poder360 and Observador. RTP reports that Mandani celebrated El-Sayed's election as the first Muslim US senator.

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Midterm results in the United States are presented as having effects in France and Canada: Le Monde says they embarrass the RN and please the left, while Le Devoir says they open a door out of tariffs, according to PSPP. TelQuel says Abdul El-Sayed went from being a «jihadist», in Trump's words, to a senator, and TSA Algérie presents him as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Libération covers a Trump-Putin agreement on diesel, saying Russian oil is struggling to find buyers in the United States.

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Midterm results in the United States are presented as having effects in France and Canada: Le Monde says they embarrass the RN and please the left, while Le Devoir says they open a door out of tariffs, according to PSPP. TelQuel says Abdul El-Sayed went from being a «jihadist», in Trump's words, to a senator, and TSA Algérie presents him as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Libération covers a Trump-Putin agreement on diesel, saying Russian oil is struggling to find buyers in the United States.

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According to Metrópoles and Poder360, Elon Musk responded with irony to the Republican defeat in the midterms, after donating R$ 2 billion to the party. NPR says Musk will face scrutiny from Democrats in Washington and Texas after the midterms. The Japan Times describes the Texas result as a rebuke of Donald Trump, Elon Musk and the GOP, with the state turning blue. Der Spiegel writes that Musk wanted to save the midterms for Donald Trump and that this could now backfire on him.

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La Nación describes Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim senator in the United States and someone who strengthened the progressive wing of the Democrats. ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist» and that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim senator. Clarín links his win to other victories that, according to its headline, challenge the MAGA mold, including that of a Tex-Mex singer.

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Brazil's Folha de S.Paulo reports that Democrats won US elections on a promise to block data centers. Spain's El País says the government warns electricity will triple with the uncontrolled arrival of data centers. Japan's The Japan Times describes Americans who want to slow down data centers.

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Gina Hinojosa, a lawyer of Latino descent, is presented as Texas's governor-elect after defeating Greg Abbott. The French and Italian press focus mainly on Hinojosa's profile as a lawyer, and the Italian paper adds her pledge to halt data centers. The Brazilian paper describes it as breaking Republican hegemony in the state. China's CGTN describes Hinojosa's win as unseating Abbott, the sitting governor.

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The vote count is still underway to determine who will represent Mississippi in the Senate, according to NPR. CBS News says the race is still too close to call, with 95% of ballots counted.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race against Ken Paxton, according to projections reported by ABC News and CBS News. Agência Brasil highlights that Talarico is an evangelical who defeated a Trump-backed name. El Comercio says the win ends nearly 40 years of Republican dominance in Texas.

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Several outlets announce coverage of the 2026 US midterm election results, including Fox News, ABC News, The Guardian and The Hindu. The Hindu reports shifts in the Senate, House and governorships before and after the vote. The Guardian asks readers to share how they feel about the results.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, according to several outlets. Dhaka Tribune asks what comes next, without giving details on that question in its headline. CBS News and PBS NewsHour also highlight state-level results, with Democrats taking full control of more state governments and the Texas House.

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Several Latin American outlets say the US political map is uncertain after the Democratic wave in the midterm elections. Chile's La Tercera asks whether the result was a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or simply a normal win.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Elon Musk joked about the Republicans' election defeat, according to Channels TV. BBC News reports that Musk's millions failed to deliver Texas to the Republicans in the midterms. NPR says Musk will face scrutiny from Democrats in Washington and Texas after the midterms.

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Fox News says six surprising midterm results, from Texas to Kansas, upended the U.S. political map. PBS NewsHour says that after the Democratic wave, the U.S. political map is anyone's guess. Al Jazeera says historic firsts in the 2026 midterm elections redrew the U.S. political map.

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Midterm results in the United States are presented as having effects in France and Canada: Le Monde says they embarrass the RN and please the left, while Le Devoir says they open a door out of tariffs, according to PSPP. TelQuel says Abdul El-Sayed went from being a «jihadist», in Trump's words, to a senator, and TSA Algérie presents him as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Libération covers a Trump-Putin agreement on diesel, saying Russian oil is struggling to find buyers in the United States.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race against Ken Paxton, according to projections reported by ABC News and CBS News. Agência Brasil highlights that Talarico is an evangelical who defeated a Trump-backed name. El Comercio says the win ends nearly 40 years of Republican dominance in Texas.

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The Guardian, from the UK, describes a win «the size of Texas» for Democrats, who are celebrating a reduced Republican dominance in a large state. The Sydney Morning Herald, from Australia, describes a stunning electoral win for Texas Democrats. BBC News, from the UK, says Democrats won big in the US midterms and blames Trump.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, and Clarín quotes him saying the state rejected a «campaign of hate and resentment». Observador highlights that El-Sayed will be the first Muslim in the Senate and calls him provocative. Fox News quotes New York mayor Mamdani saying the victory «means so much to so many». Egypt Independent reports that Sawiris rejects Muslim Brotherhood accusations against the newly elected senator.

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Obama celebrates the Democratic win in the US elections and calls it a "clear message", according to Metrópoles. La Tercera and Semana also report Obama's celebration of the Democratic victory in the midterms, presenting it as a message to Americans. La Tercera ties the message to unity and solutions, while Semana does not specify its content.

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According to El País, the United States is absorbing the blue wave that took control of Congress from Republicans in the 2026 midterms. The Folha de S.Paulo reports that Republicans blame the crushing defeat on Trump's policies. La Nación focuses on the global impact, distinguishing countries that celebrate Trump and Republicans' defeat from those that lament it.

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Democrats take back the House of Representatives in the US midterms, a result ABC and RTP describe as a “blue tsunami”. La Silla Vacía reports that Democrats win majorities in the US Congress. Público highlights four losers and four winners, including Trump and Abdul El-Sayed, without detailing beyond its headline.

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A U.S. Marine died during military training in Okinawa, Japan, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias describes the case as an incident during training in Japan, without mentioning Okinawa.

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race against Ken Paxton, according to projections reported by ABC News and CBS News. Agência Brasil highlights that Talarico is an evangelical who defeated a Trump-backed name. El Comercio says the win ends nearly 40 years of Republican dominance in Texas.

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Iranian leaders welcomed the U.S. midterm results, which voters are reading as a rebuke of the Trump administration and the war against Iran. According to Tehran Times, Iranian officials link the Republican defeat to the war against Iran. The Express Tribune describes the reaction as gloating, with Iranian officials celebrating Trump's blow at the polls. Al Jazeera adds that Trump may still attack Iran.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the dollar opened lower after the Democratic victory in the US, while futures rates held steady ahead of the Copom. Agência Brasil reports the dollar falling to R$ 5.45 following the US elections and before the Copom.

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Gina Hinojosa, a Democrat of Mexican descent, is described as the first Latina to govern conservative Texas, according to El Comercio and La Nación. Libération and Il Fatto Quotidiano highlight her background as a lawyer; the Italian paper says she promises to halt data centers. Gazeta do Povo says the election breaks Republican dominance in the state. CGTN reports that Hinojosa unseated Governor Abbott.

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Democrats won the South Carolina Senate race, which headlines describe as a rebuke to Trump. RNZ describes a historic rebuke to Trump's America, with Democrats winning the House and Senate. PBS NewsHour highlights Democratic wins in governorships in Texas and other Republican-controlled states.

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Elon Musk joked about the Republican defeat in the US elections, according to Clarín and Folha de S.Paulo, which also mention the record sums he put into the party. Folha de S.Paulo gives a figure of R$ 2 billion spent on the party; Clarín and El Comercio mention only record amounts, with no specific value.

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Democrats win control of Congress in the US midterm elections, a setback for Trump, according to several headlines. CGTN reports Democrats are projected to win, and Fox News describes a blue wave in its voter poll. Focus Taiwan highlights bipartisan US support for Taiwan after the Democratic win.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the election for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour and other outlets. New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani celebrated the win, saying it means a great deal to many people. Observador describes El-Sayed as a provocative figure and the first Muslim in the Senate, while The Wire adds that he is the first Muslim U.S. senator and that his in-laws in India are delighted.

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Observador describes a historic defeat for Trump and asks what the future holds for the US. ABC says Trump does not regret anything after the historic defeat of the Republicans. Folha de S.Paulo says that, in his first appearance after his party's historic defeat, Trump chose to talk about chandeliers.

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According to the headlines, the Democratic win in Congress changes the balance of power in Washington. Poder360 says the Democratic win acts as pressure on Trump's tariffs, the only headline that points to this effect.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum says the dispute over nine islands on the Rio Bravo serves Texas's electoral interests and states that the outcome of the US elections will be respected. Clarín and La Jornada attribute to Mexico the reading that Texas's claim over the border islands on the Rio Bravo is driven by electoral aims.

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Democrats won the US midterm elections, and Portuguese outlets describe the result as a defeat for Trump. Público says Trump was the big loser of the night, while JN reports that he blames Republicans. RTP speaks of a Republican debacle and hot spots in the aftermath of the vote.

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Democrat James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, according to several headlines, ending 38 years of Republican dominance in the state. Talarico says he will work with Trump, according to Fox News, while ABC News and CBS News interview him about the win. Agência Brasil presents him as an evangelical who beat a Trump-backed name, and El Mundo frames the contest as the gospel against MAGA.

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According to Le Figaro, Michigan's new senator, El-Sayed, mocked JD Vance and Donald Trump after winning the 2026 midterms, using the phrase «JD, habibi…». Il Fatto Quotidiano and ANSA also report the jab aimed at Vance after the victory, describing it as a taunt or a joke. According to Il Fatto Quotidiano, El-Sayed told the vice president he would have to swear him in.

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Poder360 reports that a Brazilian was elected state representative in Florida. Metrópoles adds that, after his election in the US, Talarico joked with Brazilians about not stealing their girlfriends.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to several outlets. Headlines stress that he becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States. Der Spiegel and ABC mention Trump and Vance, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist».

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According to the minister, Brazil expects to receive a US proposal on tariffs by next week.

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James Talarico, the Democratic senator from Texas, won the Senate race and says he «beat Goliath», according to El Comercio. Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil present Talarico as the evangelical who defeated Trump's pick in Texas, without going into detail about the campaign. Le Devoir stresses that the win ends Republican dominance in Texas, while Fox News highlights Talarico's common ground with Trump and his pledge to «work together».

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to several outlets. Headlines stress that he becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States. Der Spiegel and ABC mention Trump and Vance, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist».

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Democrats secure a majority in the US Congress, according to Observador and O País. Gazeta do Povo reports that Democrats will govern a majority of US states for the first time in 16 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that, with this majority, Democrats could make Trump's life difficult until 2028.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to several outlets. Headlines stress that he becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States. Der Spiegel and ABC mention Trump and Vance, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist».

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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Iran's parliament speaker Ghalibaf says Americans said «no to war» and that Iran endorses that message. Tehran Times reports that Americans are punishing Trump over the war on Iran. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, reports that Iran's chief negotiator says Americans voted «no to war».

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Diário de Notícias reports that European stocks and tech are recovering after the Democratic victory in the US. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the dollar weakens and US stocks and bonds rise after Trump's election defeat. Público says stocks rise with the Democratic victory, but Musk is already recording heavy losses.

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Diário de Notícias reports that European stocks and tech are recovering after the Democratic victory in the US. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the dollar weakens and US stocks and bonds rise after Trump's election defeat. Público says stocks rise with the Democratic victory, but Musk is already recording heavy losses.

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Several headlines say U.S. midterm elections made history with Native American women elected, according to CBS News and CBC News. PBS NewsHour says Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman elected governor, in New Mexico. Premium Times says the United States elected its first Muslim senator and other firsts, along with Native American senators.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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According to projections cited by El Comercio and Clarín, the Democrats are moving toward a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, taking control from the Republicans. RPP reports the same outcome, based on projections, as part of the U.S. elections. A Nação describes the result as a historic defeat for Trump and says the Democrats also win the U.S. Senate.

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Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat, is presented by the press as the first Muslim U.S. senator, elected in Michigan. Some headlines recall that Donald Trump called him a «jihadist», and El-Sayed himself is described as a provocateur. Observador and Le Figaro stress his unlikely profile; Al Jazeera quotes «Call me senator».

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Talarico says «We beat Goliath» about his win over Paxton, according to El Mundo and El Comercio. Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil highlight that the win breaks a 38-year streak in Texas and that Talarico is evangelical. Le Devoir describes the win as the end of Republican dominance in Texas.

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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Several outlets report that the United States has elected its first Black woman governor, in Georgia. Fox News adds that the 2026 midterm elections also elected the first Muslim senator. Ghana's MyJoyOnline says Florida Republicans held off Democrats and that the state elected its first Black governor.

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A Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, according to Público, becoming the first Democrat to hold that seat. Metrópoles reports that after the election, the winner joked with Brazilians that he would not steal their girls.

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Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, is reported as winning the Michigan Senate race, according to BBC News and PBS NewsHour. CBS News reports a contested race for Texas railroad commissioner, won by Democrat Rosenthal, which the headlines do not link to the Michigan case.

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Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, is reported as winning the Michigan Senate race, according to BBC News and PBS NewsHour. CBS News reports a contested race for Texas railroad commissioner, won by Democrat Rosenthal, which the headlines do not link to the Michigan case.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins the Michigan race and becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States, according to several headlines. One Spanish outlet reports that Trump called him a «jihadist», per its headline. Other headlines frame the case as one of several milestones for minorities in the US elections, alongside the first Latina governor.

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Several newspapers from different countries published takeaways from the 2026 US midterm elections, in which Democrats dominated Congress. The South China Morning Post also highlights what this means for Trump and Iran, while the other headlines do not address that topic. Al Jazeera limits its takeaways to California in the same elections.

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Democrat Talarico has won a US Senate seat in Texas, according to the headlines. Al Jazeera says Republicans are fuming, while Mainichi describes the result as a shock to the GOP.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate race, according to BBC News and PBS NewsHour. The Times of Israel highlights El-Sayed's pledge to give no money for “apartheid” and “genocide”, a point the other headlines do not mention.

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Democrats secure a majority in the US Congress, according to Observador and O País. Gazeta do Povo reports that Democrats will govern a majority of US states for the first time in 16 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that, with this majority, Democrats could make Trump's life difficult until 2028.

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Democrat Talarico has won a US Senate seat in Texas, according to the headlines. Al Jazeera says Republicans are fuming, while Mainichi describes the result as a shock to the GOP.

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Democrat Talarico has won a US Senate seat in Texas, according to the headlines. Al Jazeera says Republicans are fuming, while Mainichi describes the result as a shock to the GOP.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has won the Michigan Senate race and will become the first Muslim US senator, according to several outlets. CBS News calls the win based on projections, while Geo News reports that El-Sayed claims victory in the Michigan contest. Spain's ABC notes that Trump had called him a «jihadist», a claim TelQuel of Morocco also reports.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has won the Michigan Senate race and will become the first Muslim US senator, according to several outlets. CBS News calls the win based on projections, while Geo News reports that El-Sayed claims victory in the Michigan contest. Spain's ABC notes that Trump had called him a «jihadist», a claim TelQuel of Morocco also reports.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins the Michigan race and becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States, according to several headlines. One Spanish outlet reports that Trump called him a «jihadist», per its headline. Other headlines frame the case as one of several milestones for minorities in the US elections, alongside the first Latina governor.

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Iran reads the Democratic victory in the US elections as a flat «no» to war, according to La Tercera, while La Jornada writes that it was a vote against war, according to Iran. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the war with Iran was fatal for Trump in the midterms, with prices soaring, and that Trump himself admits rising prices influenced the vote. La Repubblica places the US election result in the context of the war with Iran and relations with Putin and Netanyahu, pointing to possible turning points.

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European stock markets rose after the Democrats won the US elections, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the dollar weakened and US stocks and bonds rose after Trump's defeat.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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Americans went to the polls in the US midterm elections. According to Channels TV and Punch, several Nigerian-American candidates won, with Channels TV reporting four wins. Premium Times says 14 Nigerian-Americans secured victories in the US midterm elections.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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CBS News reports that Democrat Bobby Pulido won the South Texas district, defeating Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz. Clarín (Argentina) and El Universal (Mexico) also report that Pulido won the seat for Democrats in Congress, with Clarín highlighting his path from regional Mexican music.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, ending nearly 40 years of Republican dominance, according to several headlines. The headlines stress the surprise of the result, with one source quoting “We defeated Goliath”, but give no details of the winning margin. ABC News and CBS News report Talarico's win over Ken Paxton, without adding details in their headlines.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, ending nearly 40 years of Republican dominance, according to several headlines. The headlines stress the surprise of the result, with one source quoting “We defeated Goliath”, but give no details of the winning margin. ABC News and CBS News report Talarico's win over Ken Paxton, without adding details in their headlines.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate race, according to CBS News, and became the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Geo News and The Hindu say El-Sayed claims victory in the Michigan battle, though their headlines do not indicate official confirmation. Haaretz reports that some Jews are voting for El-Sayed, but are not thrilled about it.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Several headlines report that JD Vance blames the war with Iran for the Republican defeat in the US legislative elections. One Expresso headline says Iran sees the Republican defeat as a «no to the war», without mentioning Vance's position.

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According to RNZ, the Democrats are expected to take control of both houses of the US Congress. The Indian Express reports that the Democrats flipped both houses in the midterms and asks what comes next for Trump's administration. Al Jazeera asks whether Trump is really a «lame duck» after losing both houses of Congress.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrats have retaken the U.S. House majority, according to several headlines; Punch also reports gains in Senate seats. The Guardian describes the win as a 'blue wave' amid Trump's historic unpopularity, and Channels TV calls it a major blow to Trump's Republicans. Yonhap reports that the South Korean won weakened slightly after Democrats retook Congress in the midterms. Haaretz calls the retaking of the House and Senate a stunning upset and runs live results.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Obama celebrates the Democratic win in the US elections and calls it a "clear message", according to Metrópoles. La Tercera and Semana also report Obama's celebration of the Democratic victory in the midterms, presenting it as a message to Americans. La Tercera ties the message to unity and solutions, while Semana does not specify its content.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Iran's parliament speaker says, according to TASS, that Americans said no to war with Iran as they voted in the midterms. IRNA and Tehran Times say Americans rejected the war at the polls, and Tehran Times adds that voters punished Trump over the war on Iran. Iran's chief negotiator, according to MyJoyOnline, says Americans voted 'no to war'. The Hindu only reports that Americans are voting in the midterm elections. Channels TV and Punch highlight four Nigerian-Americans who won, without linking them to the war question.

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CBS News reports that Democrat Bobby Pulido won the South Texas district, defeating Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz. Clarín (Argentina) and El Universal (Mexico) also report that Pulido won the seat for Democrats in Congress, with Clarín highlighting his path from regional Mexican music.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several headlines, and outlets stress that he ended decades of Republican dominance in the state. Al Jazeera quotes Talarico saying 'we defeated Goliath', while CBS quotes him saying 'we just took back Texas'. Fox News emphasises Talarico laying out common ground with Trump and vowing to work together.

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Iran's parliament speaker says, according to TASS, that Americans said no to war with Iran as they voted in the midterms. IRNA and Tehran Times say Americans rejected the war at the polls, and Tehran Times adds that voters punished Trump over the war on Iran. Iran's chief negotiator, according to MyJoyOnline, says Americans voted 'no to war'. The Hindu only reports that Americans are voting in the midterm elections. Channels TV and Punch highlight four Nigerian-Americans who won, without linking them to the war question.

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Democrat Troy Jackson defeats Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the Maine Senate race, according to CBS News and NPR. PBS NewsHour also reports Jackson's win, and Al Jazeera frames it as a setback for Republicans. Argentina's Clarín says Collins has conceded the defeat.

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The FBI arrested and charged an Oklahoma man for sending hundreds of letters containing white powder to public officials, including election officials. Al Jazeera puts the number of letters at over 700, and The Jerusalem Post describes them as threatening.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several headlines, and outlets stress that he ended decades of Republican dominance in the state. Al Jazeera quotes Talarico saying 'we defeated Goliath', while CBS quotes him saying 'we just took back Texas'. Fox News emphasises Talarico laying out common ground with Trump and vowing to work together.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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The Mississippi Senate race is at a razor-thin margin, according to CBS News, with the vote count still ongoing. ABC News explains what is known about recounts in the state, given the minimal difference.

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Three German newspapers describe a «blue wave» in the US midterm elections, meaning a Democratic win. Der Spiegel quotes a Michigan voter who calls the result a tsunami rather than a wave. Süddeutsche Zeitung links the blue wave to Berlin, without saying more about that link.

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Several newspapers describe a «blue wave» in the US elections, with Democrats retaking Congress, according to Público and Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report a defeat for Trump, while Diário de Notícias says Trump admits working with the opposition but threatens a «veto». Observador asks whether this blue wave will carry Democrats toward 2028, without offering an answer.

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A Brazilian has been elected to the Florida state House, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Público highlights that he is the first Democrat elected to that post.

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Diário de Notícias reports that Democrats will hold the House of Representatives and that Hakeem Jeffries will be the first Black Speaker in history. Al Jazeera, The Hindu, NPR and The Jerusalem Post report that Jeffries welcomes the midterm victory and is poised to become Speaker, with NPR quoting him as saying "America is back". Clarín and The Times of Israel say Jeffries is close to becoming the first Black president of the House. Fox News reports that a Democratic representative who opposed Jeffries won in a pro-Trump district.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking a seat that had been held by Republicans. According to BBC News, Talarico is the first Democrat to win the Texas Senate seat since 1988. The Guardian calls it a historic victory for Democrats, while Al Jazeera quotes Talarico saying «We defeated Goliath».

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to projections from major pollsters. Several headlines highlight that El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim elected to the US Senate. Observador and Spain's ABC focus their headlines on the candidate's profile rather than the election result.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking a seat that had been held by Republicans. According to BBC News, Talarico is the first Democrat to win the Texas Senate seat since 1988. The Guardian calls it a historic victory for Democrats, while Al Jazeera quotes Talarico saying «We defeated Goliath».

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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Democrats win control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the U.S. midterm elections, according to several outlets. The Indian Express links the result to the midterm test faced by Donald Trump. CBS News describes the outcome as a blue wave giving Democrats control of both chambers.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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