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Jornal de Notícias refers to a Democratic «tsunami» in the US in its daily notes, without explaining the result. La Tercera asks whether it is a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or a «normal» win, while El Mundo calls it a «Democratic tsunami» marking the beginning of the end of the Trump era. Metrópoles presents Latinos, war and opposition to Trump as factors that, according to its headline, explain the «Democratic tsunami».

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Fox News quotes Ted Cruz saying a «blue wave» took over Texas after Democrats won the statewide races. Several outlets from other countries, including Rappler, The Wire and the Sydney Morning Herald, cover the same «blue wave» in the US midterms and ask what comes next. The Wire links the topic to India, asking what ripple effects the «blue wave» may have for the country.

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According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwan's Defense Minister says U.S. support for the island's defense remains bipartisan.

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A U.S. Marine died in a training incident in Japan, according to military officials. The Japan Times places the death during training in Okinawa.

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Midterm voters in the US reject Trump, giving Democrats both chambers of Congress, according to PBS NewsHour. Several outlets, including CBS News, CGTN and The Independent, project a Democratic win in Congress. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency.

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Several outlets from different countries describe a "blue wave" in the United States, with Democrats winning large majorities. The Japan Times says the blue wave has reset American power; Al Jazeera quotes Mamdani saying it is "morning again in America." The Sydney Morning Herald writes that Trump crashed on his own shores of discontent, but that the blue wave brings no certainty.

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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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PBS NewsHour reports that Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman elected governor, in New Mexico. CBS News highlights that two Native American women made history in the U.S. midterm elections.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska were still undecided, with very narrow margins, according to the headlines. Al Jazeera asks what is delaying election calls in these two states, without giving an answer in its headline. CBS News says the results could bolster a Democratic blue wave, while ABC News reports Republicans reeling from midterm losses.

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Alcolumbre says the Senate will review Flávio Bolsonaro's situation after he voted in a session while in the United States. The New York Times focuses on how Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil, quoting him as refusing to reveal how.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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The Hindu, The Daily Star, Dawn and Hong Kong Free Press headline that the US midterms have consequences for ties with China. Egypt Independent says Trump's midterms setback could affect Iran, Israel and Ukraine. Haaretz asks whether Trump's next move on Iran will be a strike or a deal, and links that decision to the midterms.

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Alcolumbre says the Senate will review Flávio Bolsonaro's situation after he voted in a session while in the United States. The New York Times focuses on how Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil, quoting him as refusing to reveal how.

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CBS News says the Mississippi Senate race is still too close to call, with 95% of ballots counted. The New York Times describes how Colom's campaign went from a long shot to a race too close to call. Both headlines agree the result is not yet decided, but the New York Times focuses more on Colom's campaign trajectory.

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ABC News reports on recounts in Mississippi, where the Senate race has a very narrow margin. CBS News reports that the Senate race in Alaska is still undecided, with Peltola and Sullivan separated by a narrow margin.

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South Korea's SK Biopharm reported that its third-quarter operating profit rose 66% on U.S. sales of a seizure medication.

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The United States has imposed sanctions on Indian and Turkish firms and individuals for allegedly aiding Iran, according to The Hindu, Daily Maverick and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera describes the companies as accused of helping Iran, a framing the other two headlines do not use.

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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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The speaker of the U.S. House will step down as Republican leader from January, according to the headlines. The outlets link the decision to the Republicans' electoral defeat.

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Zelensky hopes the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections will bring more help for Ukraine, according to The Jerusalem Post. The Hindu and Al Jazeera also report this hope, linking it to Democratic gains in the U.S. Congress. The Hindu adds that the Republican U.S. House Speaker is set to step down.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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The US midterm elections brought a wave of historic firsts, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, Al Jazeera, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour and Dhaka Tribune. Among the examples cited are the first Black woman governor and the first Muslim senator, according to The Hindu. Al Jazeera says the firsts are redrawing the US political map, while Dhaka Tribune highlights leadership firsts for minorities.

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Gina Hinojosa, a lawyer, is described by the press as the first Latina governor of Texas; Gazeta do Povo reports that she breaks the Republican hold on the state and takes over its government. CBS News and CGTN report the Democratic win in Texas, with CBS linking it to wide discontent over ICE tactics. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Hinojosa promises to stop data centers, while La Nación and El Comercio focus on what may change for immigrants, including cooperation with ICE and the SB 4 law.

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The CEO of California's high-speed rail project resigned, according to CBS News, which asks whether the new leadership will investigate the contracts he left behind.

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Abdul El-Sayed has been elected a US senator; RTP and The Hindu, from India, present him as the first Muslim to reach the Senate. The Wire, from India, highlights the reaction of the elected senator's in-laws in India, who say they are delighted. Egypt Independent, from Egypt, reports that Sawiris dismisses accusations by the Muslim Brotherhood against El-Sayed.

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PBS NewsHour reports that Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman elected governor, in New Mexico. CBS News highlights that two Native American women made history in the U.S. midterm elections.

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Three U.S. outlets (PBS NewsHour, ABC News and CBS News) cover the shift of Latino voters toward Democrats, which, according to the headlines, helped turn Texas blue. CBS News presents the shift as Latino voters souring on Trump.

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Trump showed off the White House ballroom after Republican losses in the midterms, according to CBS News, RNZ, Mainichi, The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune. RNZ and Mainichi say Trump boasts about the ballroom and tries to shift blame for the defeats. The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune say Democrats vow to rein in Trump.

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The dollar fell to R$ 5.45, according to Agência Brasil, after the US elections and ahead of the Copom meeting.

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After the Republicans lost the US midterm elections, Folha de S.Paulo reports that the House speaker will step down. Gazeta do Povo reads the result as a set of messages from voters aimed at Trump. Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev says the Republicans' defeat will not seriously affect Russia. The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) considers that the Republicans' defeat expresses rejection of Trump.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska are extremely close, with razor-thin vote margins, according to CBS News and Fox News. Al Jazeera asks what is delaying midterm election calls in these two states, without explaining it in the headlines cited. ABC News Australia describes both races as decided by a knife-edge margin and reports Republicans reeling from midterm losses.

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The headlines say Flávio Bolsonaro is expected to take part in a conservative conference in Florida (CPAC, at Mar-a-Lago). Gazeta do Povo says the appearance will serve to consolidate his position as an expatriate dissident.

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Randolfe asks for Flávio's Senate vote to be annulled, according to Metrópoles, after his flight to the US. Poder360 reports that Alcolumbre will consider Randolfe's request to annul Flávio's vote.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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Seven Brazilians were elected to state assemblies in the United States, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles specifies that the elected are Democrats.

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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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Metrópoles reports that the stock market closed up 1.23%, with investors awaiting the Selic decision and the reaction to the US elections.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to headlines from RTP and Fox News. El-Sayed says Michigan rejected a «hateful and bitter» campaign, according to RTP. Clarín reports jubilation in the Arab world, from Michigan to the Middle East, over El-Sayed's victory. The Jerusalem Post headlines that Michigan Jews are divided after El-Sayed's election.

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According to Agência Brasil, Flávio Bolsonaro voted remotely from the US in favour of the PEC da Segurança. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Senate president Alcolumbre will look into the situation of Flávio Bolsonaro, who voted in a session while in the US. Poder360 attributes to Rogério Marinho the justification for Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil. According to Gazeta do Povo, Flávio Bolsonaro is building international opposition against the Lula government from the US.

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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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Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to headlines from RTP and Fox News. El-Sayed says Michigan rejected a «hateful and bitter» campaign, according to RTP. Clarín reports jubilation in the Arab world, from Michigan to the Middle East, over El-Sayed's victory. The Jerusalem Post headlines that Michigan Jews are divided after El-Sayed's election.

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Several outlets from different countries say Elon Musk's millions did not secure Republican wins in the US midterms. NPR and Der Spiegel link the situation to scrutiny or possible consequences for Musk, without giving details. TASS publishes a different headline, about censorship and Ukraine rather than the election results.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the Senate election in Michigan, according to headlines from RTP and Fox News. El-Sayed says Michigan rejected a «hateful and bitter» campaign, according to RTP. Clarín reports jubilation in the Arab world, from Michigan to the Middle East, over El-Sayed's victory. The Jerusalem Post headlines that Michigan Jews are divided after El-Sayed's election.

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According to Agência Brasil, Flávio Bolsonaro voted remotely from the US in favour of the PEC da Segurança. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Senate president Alcolumbre will look into the situation of Flávio Bolsonaro, who voted in a session while in the US. Poder360 attributes to Rogério Marinho the justification for Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil. According to Gazeta do Povo, Flávio Bolsonaro is building international opposition against the Lula government from the US.

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ABC News explains what is known about California's Proposition 40, a billionaire tax. Fox News reports that Governor Newsom is breaking with socialists over the tax, and that California voters appear poised to reject it.

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U.S. stocks surged, with the Dow Jones gaining about 1,500 points, according to headlines from PBS NewsHour and Mainichi. PBS NewsHour links the rise to Brent falling below $95 a barrel; Mainichi ties the drop in oil prices to the U.S. midterm elections.

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Jornal de Notícias refers to a Democratic «tsunami» in the US in its daily notes, without explaining the result. La Tercera asks whether it is a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or a «normal» win, while El Mundo calls it a «Democratic tsunami» marking the beginning of the end of the Trump era. Metrópoles presents Latinos, war and opposition to Trump as factors that, according to its headline, explain the «Democratic tsunami».

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The Kremlin confirms a meeting between Russia's ombudsman and Melania Trump, according to Clarín and El Universal. According to El Universal, a representative of Ukraine will also take part. Gazeta do Povo places the meeting at the White House and describes the official as Russia's "human rights ombudsman".

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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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Two Native American women made history in the U.S. midterm elections, according to CBS News. PBS NewsHour highlights Deb Haaland of New Mexico as the first Native American woman elected governor. CBC News, in Canada, reports that Native American women made history in the U.S. midterms.

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ABC News reports on recounts in Mississippi, where the Senate race has a very narrow margin. CBS News reports that the Senate race in Alaska is still undecided, with Peltola and Sullivan separated by a narrow margin.

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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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Three outlets from Morocco, France and Algeria report that Abdul El-Sayed, once called a «jihadist» by Trump, has become a US senator. Le Figaro describes him as «the most unlikely of candidates» and stresses that he has become the country's first Muslim senator. The headlines do not give the party, the state or the date of the election.

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According to Clarín, a Latino mechanic from the Democratic Party took a House seat in California from the Republicans. Semana says the Latino vote's shift toward Democrats is hurting Trump in the US. RPP reports that Claudia Sheinbaum attributes the loss of Republican Latino votes to immigration raids and racism.

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Candidate Abdul El-Sayed says Michigan rejected a "hateful and resentful campaign". The Guardian headlines that El-Sayed defeated MAGA in Michigan, with video. Fox News reports that University of Michigan students rallied behind El-Sayed after his Senate win over Mike Rogers. ABC describes an episode in which El-Sayed, speaking with a British journalist, asked "Do you vote in Michigan?".

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Expresso publishes a report on a visit to the F-35 factory in Texas. The piece describes the F-35 as the deadliest fighter jets in the world and as sought after by the Air Force.

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says the outcome of the US elections reflects «a feeling of the people». One outlet links that statement to Gina Hinojosa's win in Texas.

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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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Three Nigerian outlets report that Nigerian-Americans won US midterm elections, but they do not all give the same figure: Channels TV says four, Premium Times says fourteen. Punch publishes a full list of Nigerian-Americans elected, without giving a count in its headline.

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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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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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Trump showed off the White House ballroom after Republican losses in the midterms, according to CBS News, RNZ, Mainichi, The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune. RNZ and Mainichi say Trump boasts about the ballroom and tries to shift blame for the defeats. The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune say Democrats vow to rein in Trump.

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Texas politician James Talarico, elected in the US, went viral in Brazil over his surname and a joke about Brazilians. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo both cite the line "I won't steal your girl" as the start of the joke.

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Agência Brasil presents James Talarico as the evangelical who beat a Trump-backed name in Texas. ABC describes him as the Democrat who stepped off the 'woke' track and won Texas. Der Spiegel reports that Talarico celebrated his election result at a Whataburger, during the US midterms.

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Gina Hinojosa, a lawyer, is described by the press as the first Latina governor of Texas; Gazeta do Povo reports that she breaks the Republican hold on the state and takes over its government. CBS News and CGTN report the Democratic win in Texas, with CBS linking it to wide discontent over ICE tactics. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Hinojosa promises to stop data centers, while La Nación and El Comercio focus on what may change for immigrants, including cooperation with ICE and the SB 4 law.

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House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries welcomes the midterm victory, according to Al Jazeera. NPR quotes Jeffries saying "America is back", while Geo News reports him calling it an "American tsunami".

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Gina Hinojosa, a lawyer, is described by the press as the first Latina governor of Texas; Gazeta do Povo reports that she breaks the Republican hold on the state and takes over its government. CBS News and CGTN report the Democratic win in Texas, with CBS linking it to wide discontent over ICE tactics. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Hinojosa promises to stop data centers, while La Nación and El Comercio focus on what may change for immigrants, including cooperation with ICE and the SB 4 law.

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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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Seven Brazilians were elected to state assemblies in the United States, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles specifies that the elected are Democrats.

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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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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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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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Agência Brasil presents James Talarico as the evangelical who beat a Trump-backed name in Texas. ABC describes him as the Democrat who stepped off the 'woke' track and won Texas. Der Spiegel reports that Talarico celebrated his election result at a Whataburger, during the US midterms.

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Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor, was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the first Democrat to hold the seat for the state in 94 years.

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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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Ukrainian President Zelensky awarded Melania Trump the country's highest honour following the Oleshky ceasefire. According to Geo News, the ceasefire helped evacuate nearly 800 people. The South China Morning Post and The Guardian credit the U.S. first lady with a role in brokering the truce.

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Seven Brazilians were elected to state assemblies in the United States, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles specifies that the elected are Democrats.

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Gina Hinojosa, a Latina lawyer, is presented as the first Latina governor of Texas after winning the 2026 midterm elections. Gazeta do Povo says the win breaks Republican dominance in the state. Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights her promise to halt data center construction, while La Nación covers cooperation with ICE and what could change for immigrants. CGTN reports it as Democrat Gina Hinojosa unseating Republican Governor Greg Abbott.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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The White House says Trump was not on the ballot, after Republican losses in the midterms. According to CBS News, Trump touts the White House ballroom after Republican midterm losses. Mainichi says Trump brags about the ballroom and seeks to deflect blame for the Republican midterm defeat. Poder360 reports that the White House account on X says Trump is still the president.

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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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Three Nigerian outlets report that Nigerian-Americans won US midterm elections, but they do not all give the same figure: Channels TV says four, Premium Times says fourteen. Punch publishes a full list of Nigerian-Americans elected, without giving a count in its headline.

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A Brazilian paper links the Republican defeat in the US to an attack on Iran, while another Brazilian paper only mocks the defeat, quoting Elon Musk. A Spanish paper reports that Trump does not regret anything after the historic Republican defeat. A Brazilian paper reports that Republicans attribute the crushing defeat to Trump's policies. An Argentine paper frames its headline around the global impact, distinguishing who celebrates and who suffers from the defeat of Trump and the Republicans.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections, as several outlets quote him saying so. According to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post, Vance also links the defeat to Israel ties, and The Times of Israel reports that voters want a 'change' in the Israel relationship. Il Fatto Quotidiano and ABC News report that Trump, for his part, says he would do it again.

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Several headlines say US voters gave Democrats control of Congress in a blue wave, which Fox News calls a tsunami. The headlines point to discontent with Trump and the economy as factors behind the result. Malaysiakini reports that Trump floats a claim that he would have trumped them all, presented in the headline as his own. CBC News and The Guardian focus on the Democratic leaders' next steps and on how quickly the wave took Congress.

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German outlets highlight the Democratic win in the US elections, which one headline presents as a defeat for Trump. The Frankfurter Allgemeine reports that Iran is enjoying Trump's humiliation after the elections. A Süddeutsche Zeitung headline asks whether the Democratic win in Texas marks the beginning of the end for Trump.

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