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Houston's mayor, in Texas, announced that the city's police will limit cooperation with ICE, the US federal immigration agency. Fox News links the decision to a Democratic win in Texas elections, and Clarín reports the same, saying the measure follows the Democratic victory. PBS NewsHour quotes the mayor saying "Elections matter."

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Fox News says Baltimore voters approved a measure giving direct cash to new mothers, attributing the decision to affordability. CGTN reports that voters approved an automation disclosure measure at the Port of Los Angeles. Punch reports that Washington voters approved a ban on transgender participation in sports.

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Trump has named Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles, after the midterm election defeat. Headlines describe Miller as the architect of Trump's immigration crackdown or as an immigration hardliner. According to PBS NewsHour, the choice of Miller signals the direction of Trump's agenda.

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Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy has been discharged from hospital after a stroke, according to ABC News and PBS NewsHour. ABC News adds that the senator has moved to a rehabilitation facility.

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Houston's mayor signed an order limiting the city's cooperation with ICE, according to Argentinian, German and Mexican outlets. El Universal links the decision to a Democratic victory in Texas in the midterm elections; the other two headlines do not make that link.

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Two US outlets, The New York Times and NPR, report on the Senate race in Mississippi, which is very tight. According to NPR, it is not known how many ballots are still outstanding. The New York Times highlights that the votes are being carefully scrutinized.

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Houston's mayor signed an order limiting the city's cooperation with ICE, according to Argentinian, German and Mexican outlets. El Universal links the decision to a Democratic victory in Texas in the midterm elections; the other two headlines do not make that link.

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Donald Trump has named Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration policy, as the new White House chief of staff. According to one headline, the appointment follows an electoral defeat and a restructuring of Trump's inner circle. One headline describes Miller as the man who whispers in the president's ear.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made his first public appearance since leaving Brazil for the United States. Clarín reports that, asked how he left the country, he said he will take the secret to his grave. In a speech in the US, Flávio Bolsonaro says "great things" are coming, disputes the election and sets out the opposition's path in Brazil.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, his close adviser, to the strategic post of White House chief of staff. Le Monde describes Miller as a representative of the identitarian right, while Le Devoir presents him as promoted to chief of staff.

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Houston's mayor signed an order limiting the city's cooperation with ICE, according to Argentinian, German and Mexican outlets. El Universal links the decision to a Democratic victory in Texas in the midterm elections; the other two headlines do not make that link.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump named Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration policy, as the new White House chief of staff, according to El País, El Comercio and La Jornada. ABC describes the appointment as Trump sacrificing his previous chief of staff, while Clarín links it to an electoral defeat, though the headlines do not explain that connection.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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Trump is replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, according to several outlets. The change follows the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, per CBC News and BBC News. Geo News and The Hindu describe Miller as an immigration hardliner. Wiles is moving into a political role, according to The National.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom commuted the death sentences of 548 condemned prisoners, according to Clarín, which describes it as the largest such action in US history. La Nación quotes Newsom saying he has come to understand the limits of the death penalty, without detailing the decision. Frankfurter Allgemeine asks whether the suspension of the death sentences had political motives, without offering an answer.

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The New York Times reports that the U.S. global health strategy jeopardizes pandemic prevention, according to experts. NPR reports that Trump's global health strategy is taking shape and asks how the Democratic Congress will respond.

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CBS News (US) reports that the U.S. government warns cyberattacks may target supermarkets and other vital refrigerators.

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CBS News (US) reports that the United States added 165,000 jobs in October, which it describes as a positive update after the stock market sell-off.

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A US federal judge blocked or halted work on the triumphal arch Trump wants to build in Washington, according to four newspapers. The arch is next to Arlington National Cemetery; El Universal says the judge cast doubt on the project. El País describes the ruling as coming in extremis, at the last moment.

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Houston's mayor announced that city police will stop alerting ICE during traffic stops, limiting cooperation with the federal immigration agency. Fox News and El Universal link the decision to the Democratic win in Texas in the midterm elections, while PBS NewsHour quotes the mayor saying «Elections matter».

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According to Poder360, big techs lost value after Trump-allied candidates were defeated in the US. Folha de S.Paulo reports that big techs lost more than the entire value of B3 in a single day. Agência Brasil says US voters defeated big techs and AI stocks plunged.

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A U.S. attorney who oversaw the probe into Trump's alleged election conspiracy has resigned, according to several outlets. CBS News and ABC News link the resignation to the so-called "grand conspiracy" probe, while The New York Times calls it the centerpiece of Trump's revenge campaign.

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Mon Laferte was reportedly hit in the face by a phone thrown at the stage during a concert in Las Vegas, according to RPP. La Tercera says an attendee threw a phone at her face during the show. Semana describes a tense moment at the concert, with the singer taking a hard blow to the face and security stepping in.

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PBS NewsHour reports that the U.S. continues to create jobs, but that inflation is eroding Americans' spending power.

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Three outlets, from China, Israel and India, cover Trump's setback in the US midterms and what it may mean abroad. The Jerusalem Post analyses whether Trump can reach out to North Korea after the setback, but says Kim may not respond. CGTN and The Hindu look at how the United States and the world view it, and at what India is watching.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom commuted the death sentences of 548 condemned prisoners, according to Clarín, which describes it as the largest such action in US history. La Nación quotes Newsom saying he has come to understand the limits of the death penalty, without detailing the decision. Frankfurter Allgemeine asks whether the suspension of the death sentences had political motives, without offering an answer.

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Former West Virginia governor and U.S. senator Jay Rockefeller died at age 89, according to outlets in the United States, Argentina, Nigeria and Brazil. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Rockefeller transformed the U.S. health system; the other headlines do not mention this.

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A U.S. attorney who oversaw the probe into Trump's alleged election conspiracy has resigned, according to several outlets. CBS News and ABC News link the resignation to the so-called "grand conspiracy" probe, while The New York Times calls it the centerpiece of Trump's revenge campaign.

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Hegseth pledges to continue the war with Iran despite bipartisan impeachment threats, according to CBS News. ANSA quotes Hegseth saying impeachment did not work with Trump and will not work with him either. The Express Tribune reports that Hegseth vows to keep fighting from the Pentagon and defends the Iran war.

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Former West Virginia governor and U.S. senator Jay Rockefeller died at age 89, according to outlets in the United States, Argentina, Nigeria and Brazil. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Rockefeller transformed the U.S. health system; the other headlines do not mention this.

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CBS News (US) reports that the stock market fell sharply, in a headline that links the drop to Americans' rejection of data center development.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias, a US court, through a judge, blocked the start of construction of the Arch of Triumph in Washington. Jornal de Notícias later the same day also reports that the judge halted construction of Trump's arch.

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According to Metrópoles, Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly tried to impress in an interview with The New York Times but was outmatched by the facts. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro got a haircut at a Miami salon before his interview with the NYT.

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Poder360 reports that the United States has scheduled three executions in one day for the second time this year.

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According to Metrópoles, the Federal Police is investigating a group that sent 270 Brazilians to the US, as part of Operação Chihuahua. Poder360 reports that Paraguay hosts 270 thousand Brazilians and 232 companies from the country, without linking these figures to the investigation.

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Flávio Bolsonaro says he will never reveal how he left Brazil after the electoral defeat, claiming he will take the secret to the grave. According to La Tercera, Flávio Bolsonaro said from Miami that he left Brazil alone.

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ABC asks whether the Democratic victory could bring a profound shift in US relations with Israel. According to Folha de S.Paulo, Lula's government sees a trend toward normalising relations with the US after the Democratic victory. Metrópoles reports that allies of Flávio and Eduardo downplay the impact of the Democratic victory in the US. Gazeta do Povo quotes Trump telling Americans the “blame is all yours” after the Democratic victory sent markets down.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will commute all death sentences in the state to life without parole. Punch, from Nigeria, reports that 548 sentences are affected. CBS News reports reactions from Californians to the announcement.

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Poder360 reports that a dinner at a conservative event featuring Flávio has tickets priced at up to R$ 519 thousand. Gazeta do Povo reports that, at a conservative event in the US, Flávio says "it's not over yet" and that "big things are on the way".

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The New York Times reports that global stock markets followed a sell-off on Wall Street, as fears about spending on artificial intelligence spread.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate race in Michigan, and The Hindu explains why the win matters beyond the state. The Indian Express says old videos of El-Sayed resurfaced after the win, while The Guardian says he never shied away from Islamophobic provocations. ABC News shows El-Sayed's grandparents reacting to the win, which it calls historic.

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According to a report by The Jerusalem Post, Marco Rubio may leave the Trump administration to prepare for a 2028 White House bid. Rubio denies plans to leave his post to run for the White House, according to The Japan Times and Metrópoles. BBC News reports that the White House denies Hegseth and Rubio will leave their jobs after Republican election losses.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reappeared publicly at a conservative conference in Florida, according to Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports the event took place at a Trump resort and that Flávio Bolsonaro met the actor from 'Dark Horse'. RPP says Flávio Bolsonaro reappeared in public in the US, at a meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reappeared publicly at a conservative conference in Florida, according to Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports the event took place at a Trump resort and that Flávio Bolsonaro met the actor from 'Dark Horse'. RPP says Flávio Bolsonaro reappeared in public in the US, at a meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference.

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Flávio Bolsonaro made a public appearance at a conservative conference in Florida, according to Diário de Notícias, Expresso and Folha de S.Paulo. Jornal de Notícias reports that at the conference Flávio Bolsonaro met again with actor Jim Caviezel. RPP describes the same event as a meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference in the United States.

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A US court has blocked the start of construction of a 'Triumphal Arch' in Washington, proposed by Trump. The headlines give no further details about the ruling, its grounds, or the next steps in the case.

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A US federal judge has halted construction of the triumphal arch Trump plans to build in Washington, according to Al Jazeera, NPR, PBS NewsHour and CGTN. MyJoyOnline reports that the ruling came after a federal agency had approved the project.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reappears in public at a conservative conference in Florida, according to RTP, Observador, Diário de Notícias, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Peru's RPP reports the same appearance at a meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference in the United States. Brazil's Folha de S.Paulo says the event took place at Trump's resort and that Flávio Bolsonaro met the actor from 'Dark Horse'. Portuguese and Brazilian headlines emphasise the electoral defeat in Brazil, while Jornal de Notícias highlights the reunion with Jim Caviezel.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reappears in public at a conservative conference in Florida, according to RTP, Observador, Diário de Notícias, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias. Peru's RPP reports the same appearance at a meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference in the United States. Brazil's Folha de S.Paulo says the event took place at Trump's resort and that Flávio Bolsonaro met the actor from 'Dark Horse'. Portuguese and Brazilian headlines emphasise the electoral defeat in Brazil, while Jornal de Notícias highlights the reunion with Jim Caviezel.

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A public commission approved the giant triumphal arch Donald Trump wants to build in Washington, according to Le Monde. A federal judge blocked construction of the arch, according to Le Temps, and Le Devoir reports the same block by the courts.

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The headlines use the term "blue tsunami" for the US midterm results, but do not give figures for it. Al Jazeera highlights that one Republican won a redrawn Texas district despite the blue wave. Dhaka Tribune says US pro-Trump election deniers were defeated by the "blue tsunami". The New York Times writes about the voters who powered the "blue tsunami", without detailing who they were.

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Trump blames Democrats for the U.S. stock market selloff, linking it to their midterm election win. CBS News describes the drop as massive and presents an explainer for readers.

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The headlines use the term "blue tsunami" for the US midterm results, but do not give figures for it. Al Jazeera highlights that one Republican won a redrawn Texas district despite the blue wave. Dhaka Tribune says US pro-Trump election deniers were defeated by the "blue tsunami". The New York Times writes about the voters who powered the "blue tsunami", without detailing who they were.

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A public commission approved the giant triumphal arch Donald Trump wants to build in Washington, according to Le Monde. A federal judge blocked construction of the arch, according to Le Temps, and Le Devoir reports the same block by the courts.

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ABC asks whether the Democratic victory could bring a profound shift in US relations with Israel. According to Folha de S.Paulo, Lula's government sees a trend toward normalising relations with the US after the Democratic victory. Metrópoles reports that allies of Flávio and Eduardo downplay the impact of the Democratic victory in the US. Gazeta do Povo quotes Trump telling Americans the “blame is all yours” after the Democratic victory sent markets down.

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A public commission in Washington gave the go-ahead to the giant triumphal arch Donald Trump wants built in the capital, according to Le Figaro and Le Monde. Le Temps and Le Devoir report that a federal judge has blocked the arch's construction.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reappeared publicly in the United States at a conservative conference in Florida, after losing the elections in Brazil. According to El País, the appearance took place at a gala at Trump's Mar-a-Lago mansion. The Jornal de Notícias highlights his meeting with actor Jim Caviezel, while Folha de S.Paulo highlights his meeting with the actor from 'Dark Horse'.

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Fox News says Baltimore voters approved a measure giving direct cash to new mothers, attributing the decision to affordability. CGTN reports that voters approved an automation disclosure measure at the Port of Los Angeles. Punch reports that Washington voters approved a ban on transgender participation in sports.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will commute all death sentences in the state to life without parole. Punch, from Nigeria, reports that 548 sentences are affected. CBS News reports reactions from Californians to the announcement.

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Two US outlets, The New York Times and NPR, report on the Senate race in Mississippi, which is very tight. According to NPR, it is not known how many ballots are still outstanding. The New York Times highlights that the votes are being carefully scrutinized.

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