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Dana White, UFC president, took questions at the White House press room podium alongside Donald Trump after the midterms, in a briefing that several outlets describe as chaotic. Geo News, The Hindu and Punch report that White turned down Trump's offer to become White House press secretary; the Indian Express quotes White saying he has 'zero political aspirations'. Der Spiegel frames the appearance as a press conference by Trump with the UFC boss, while Al Jazeera mentions only White's Washington visit.

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Impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have begun in Congress, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Expresso asks whether the process will make Hegseth the first political casualty of Trump's war, without offering an answer.

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The US Supreme Court allowed construction of the border wall to proceed in west Texas, including the Big Bend area, according to NPR, Fox News, ABC News, Al Jazeera, PBS NewsHour and The Guardian. Fox News describes the decision as temporary, while ABC News describes it as lifting a pause on construction.

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Paraguay's prosecutors ask the United States, Argentina and Luxembourg for help tracing money diverted from Ueno Bank. Clarín and Folha de S.Paulo report the request in the same terms, while Poder360 describes it only as a request for international help, without naming the countries.

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Paraguay's prosecutors ask the United States, Argentina and Luxembourg for help tracing money diverted from Ueno Bank. Clarín and Folha de S.Paulo report the request in the same terms, while Poder360 describes it only as a request for international help, without naming the countries.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has started impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the war in Iran, according to several outlets. Hegseth calls the impeachment effort a “farce”, according to Diário de Notícias and Fox News, and ANSI and El País quote him saying the same. Rappler, Dawn and The Express Tribune report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week.

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The US Supreme Court allowed construction of the border wall to proceed in west Texas, including the Big Bend area, according to NPR, Fox News, ABC News, Al Jazeera, PBS NewsHour and The Guardian. Fox News describes the decision as temporary, while ABC News describes it as lifting a pause on construction.

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The US Supreme Court allowed construction of the border wall to proceed in west Texas, including the Big Bend area, according to NPR, Fox News, ABC News, Al Jazeera, PBS NewsHour and The Guardian. Fox News describes the decision as temporary, while ABC News describes it as lifting a pause on construction.

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Progressives want Ocasio-Cortez to run in 2028, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias. El País reports a movement pushing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for the US presidency.

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Several outlets report that impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have been launched in Congress. Folha de S.Paulo describes the step as an impeachment opened by the US House. Expresso asks whether Hegseth will be the first political casualty of Trump's war, without giving an answer.

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Impeachment proceedings have been launched in the US Congress against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Libération, the initiative came from a Republican lawmaker.

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Trump says he was joking when he invited UFC director Dana White to be White House spokesman. Expresso asks whether it was a joke, a test or a mistake, without giving an answer. According to Observador, Dana White refused the role of spokesman but went up to the podium.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie formally filed an impeachment resolution in the House against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth called the push a “farce” and a “stunt”, according to Fox News and Diário de Notícias. Trump attacked the Republican who proposes impeaching the defense secretary, according to El Comercio.

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A Republican representative has filed a motion to impeach US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. El Universal adds that he is being accused over the war with Iran.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has formally filed impeachment articles against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Diário de Notícias, Hegseth calls the effort a “farce,” a position Fox News and ANSA also attribute to him. The Hindu and Dawn say a House vote is expected this week.

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China rejects the claim of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a smear campaign. In Spain and Argentina, outlets report the same starting point: China rejects the espionage accusation against Nvidia's chief executive. Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage against its chief executive, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. Colombia's Semana asks what lies behind the case, without presenting new facts.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has formally filed impeachment articles against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Diário de Notícias, Hegseth calls the effort a “farce,” a position Fox News and ANSA also attribute to him. The Hindu and Dawn say a House vote is expected this week.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie formally filed an impeachment resolution in the House against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth called the push a “farce” and a “stunt”, according to Fox News and Diário de Notícias. Trump attacked the Republican who proposes impeaching the defense secretary, according to El Comercio.

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A Republican representative has filed a motion to impeach US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. El Universal adds that he is being accused over the war with Iran.

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Progressives want Ocasio-Cortez to run in 2028, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias. El País reports a movement pushing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for the US presidency.

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Impeachment proceedings have been launched in the US Congress against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Libération, the initiative came from a Republican lawmaker.

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A Republican lawmaker introduced a resolution to impeach the Pentagon chief, according to La Tercera. Clarín and El Comercio report that a Republican representative filed a motion to remove the Pentagon chief, Pete Hegseth.

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Impeachment proceedings have been launched in the US Congress against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Libération, the initiative came from a Republican lawmaker.

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Supporters of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have launched a campaign to push her toward a 2028 presidential run. Observador and Jornal de Notícias say progressives want her to run, while El País describes the initiative as the «Listos para AOC» movement.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the war amid a threat of removal from office. Observador reports that the defence of the war concerns Iran.

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Supporters of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have launched a campaign to push her toward a 2028 presidential run. Observador and Jornal de Notícias say progressives want her to run, while El País describes the initiative as the «Listos para AOC» movement.

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PBS NewsHour reports that the U.S.-led peace talks between Russia and Ukraine will examine security guarantees for both sides. TASS attributes to Rubio the claim that security guarantees for Ukraine cannot be provided without Russia's consent. The Kyiv Independent reports that, according to Rubio, security guarantees for Ukraine must also be acceptable to Russia.

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Joe Biden says his cancer treatment will limit how much he can promote his upcoming memoir, according to Poder360, Expresso and RTP. Sky News and The Indian Express report that Biden is scaling back his book tour and letting the memoir speak for itself, with some days better than others. Le Figaro writes that Biden has been forced to limit promotion of his memoir because of cancer, and Egypt Independent says the illness will prevent him from promoting it.

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The New York Times describes a Congress returning to a reordered Washington with an unclear agenda. PBS NewsHour reports that the House is returning to Washington after an election that was a clear defeat for Democrats.

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Iranian minister Araghchi says West Asians and Americans are both fed up with Israel. ABC News and Tehran Times report Araghchi saying Americans are tired of endless wars that Israel drags the US into.

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Trump blames the Republican midterm defeat on «antipathy toward Israel», according to Metrópoles. ABC reports that Trump alleged electoral fraud six days after the Republican defeat. La Tercera frames the Republican defeat as a set of lessons, without specifying them.

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Stephen Miller has taken over as White House chief of staff; CBS News, citing sources, says the immigration crackdown will not ease. The Guardian and Clarín report the same appointment, describing Miller as a hardline and controversial aide to Trump.

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Headlines link Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, to an espionage affair; Le Figaro and Le Devoir report shares falling more than 8% at the open on Wall Street. Libération adds that China calls the case a plot.

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According to MyJoyOnline, Paraguay's former president has been charged after a bank collapse. Al Jazeera and The Hindu report raids on the former president's home as part of an ongoing investigation. The Japan Times and NPR link a digital bank's collapse to the president's removal, and NPR says millions were left in limbo. The New York Times describes a bank implosion in Paraguay that ended up ensnaring a president. La Tercera reports that the United States, speaking to Paraguay's new president, stressed its commitment to the country after Peña's removal.

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Trump said the idea of naming UFC's Dana White as White House press secretary was "just a little fun", according to PBS NewsHour and Il Fatto Quotidiano. White took questions at the podium during a Trump briefing after the midterms, according to Fox News, CBS News and The Sydney Morning Herald. According to Geo News, Clarín, The Hindu, The National and Punch, White turned down the offer and said he has no interest in politics. The Indian Express and Dawn headlines say White declined the role and also point to his lack of political aspirations.

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The New York Times describes a Congress returning to a reordered Washington with an unclear agenda. PBS NewsHour reports that the House is returning to Washington after an election that was a clear defeat for Democrats.

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Trump said the idea of naming UFC chief Dana White as White House press secretary was 'only kidding', according to Geo News. At a White House briefing after the midterms, Dana White took questions beside Trump, according to Fox News, CBS News and The Sydney Morning Herald. Rappler and Dawn describe disorder in the briefing room, with Trump and White present. Dana White said he has no interest in politics and declined the White House job offer, according to The Hindu, The National, The Indian Express and Punch.

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Trump says he was joking when he invited UFC director Dana White to be White House spokesman. Expresso asks whether it was a joke, a test or a mistake, without giving an answer. According to Observador, Dana White refused the role of spokesman but went up to the podium.

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Congress is returning to Washington, and NPR says it will explain what to expect from the return. The New York Times describes a reordered Washington and an unclear agenda for the session. PBS NewsHour highlights an impeachment push against Hegseth that accompanies Congress's return.

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According to La Tercera, Flávio Bolsonaro is said to have left Brazil for Florida, where he is reportedly starting a new life. According to Poder360, a Quaest poll finds that 62% of respondents think Flávio's move to the United States was wrong. In an interview cited by la Repubblica, Flávio Bolsonaro says his departure from Brazil is a secret he will take to his grave.

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Iranian minister Araghchi says West Asians and Americans are both fed up with Israel. ABC News and Tehran Times report Araghchi saying Americans are tired of endless wars that Israel drags the US into.

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Trump says he was joking when he suggested UFC CEO Dana White become the White House press secretary. PBS NewsHour describes the idea as «just a little fun», while Al Jazeera, BBC News and Geo News use the phrase «only kidding» or «kidding».

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Stephen Miller becomes White House chief of staff, according to CBS News, The Guardian and Clarín. Fox News describes Miller as running the Trump White House, without naming a formal title. The Guardian calls Miller a hardline Trump aide; Clarín describes him as controversial in the same role.

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Donald Trump says he was joking when he proposed naming Dana White, the head of MMA, as White House spokesperson. Le Figaro and Libération report the same justification, describing it as a «blague» or «plaisanterie».

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Iranian minister Araghchi says West Asians and Americans are both fed up with Israel. ABC News and Tehran Times report Araghchi saying Americans are tired of endless wars that Israel drags the US into.

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The Guardian (UK) writes about Zohran Mamdani and his new mustache, in an ironic tone. Clarín (Argentina) quotes Mamdani saying they are negotiating a 15% stake and betting on an industry that yields profits for New Yorkers. The Indian Express (India) reports that Mamdani celebrated Diwali with the Indian-American community, with rangolis and diyas.

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CBS News reports that supermarkets and water control systems were hacked in the U.S. and other countries.

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Donald Trump says he was joking when he proposed naming Dana White, the head of MMA, as White House spokesperson. Le Figaro and Libération report the same justification, describing it as a «blague» or «plaisanterie».

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PBS NewsHour and ABC News report that Native American women made history in tribal, state and federal elections.

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Three French newspapers report that Donald Trump acknowledged that the US policy of deporting immigrants was "too harsh". According to Le Figaro, he made the remark before the press, and Libération links it to the Democratic victory in the midterms.

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The White House says it will keep up its immigration crackdown after the midterm defeat, according to MyJoyOnline. Trump says the immigration crackdown may have hurt Republicans in the midterms, according to The New York Times. The Daily Star reports that Trump says the crackdown was too tough after the midterm setback.

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Trump said he was only joking when he suggested that Dana White, the UFC chief, become his next White House press secretary. Al Jazeera framed the story around why Trump wanted the idea, while PBS NewsHour described it as 'just a little fun'.

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Trump says the outcome of the US midterm elections is a "gigantic setback" for the country. According to El Universal, Trump says losing control of Congress represents a "gigantic setback in history" for the US and promises a political comeback.

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PBS NewsHour and ABC News report that Native American women made history in tribal, state and federal elections.

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Trump says he wants Dana White, head of the UFC, as the White House press secretary. The invitation was made through Truth Social.

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Three French newspapers report that Donald Trump acknowledged that the US policy of deporting immigrants was "too harsh". According to Le Figaro, he made the remark before the press, and Libération links it to the Democratic victory in the midterms.

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Stephen Miller takes over as White House chief of staff, replacing Richard Walters, who leaves the post. The Guardian describes Miller as a hardline Trump aide, while Le Devoir says the appointment signals Trump's choice of confrontation with Democrats. CBS News highlights that Trump's deportation policy remains in focus with the appointment. Haaretz compares Miller to Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir in a piece on the far-right.

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The White House says it will keep up its immigration crackdown after losing the midterms, according to BBC and MyJoyOnline. The New York Times and The Daily Star attribute to Trump the view that the immigration crackdown may have hurt Republicans in the midterms, or been too tough.

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The Kremlin hopes the shake-up in U.S. elections will not change Trump's negotiations over Ukraine, according to The Hindu and PBS NewsHour. The Times of Israel links the same theme to the Democratic midterm sweep and to Trump's views on Ukraine.

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Trump proposes Dana White, head of the UFC, as White House spokesperson, according to Le Devoir and Libération. Le Figaro comments on the choice in an editorial by Philippe Gélie, titled «Donald Trump, M. Muscle à la Maison-Blanche».

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NPR reports that Europe will join the U.S.-brokered Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, despite objections from the Kremlin. TASS reports that Ukraine has already named its negotiators for the upcoming Abu Dhabi talks. According to Rubio, as cited by The Guardian, post-war security guarantees will be a key focus of the Abu Dhabi talks. The Kyiv Independent clarifies Europe's attendance at the Abu Dhabi peace talks, and The New York Times writes that the talks resume this week.

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According to Semana, a Colombian outlet, the United States issued an alert about active cyberattacks targeting refrigeration systems worldwide.

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Donald Trump reportedly acknowledged that his immigrant deportation policy was "too harsh," according to Le Figaro, Le Monde and Libération. Le Temps attributes the shift in the Hispanic vote in the United States to resistance against the deportations. Libération links this admission to the Democratic victory in the midterms.

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Trump says the outcome of the US midterm elections is a "gigantic setback" for the country. According to El Universal, Trump says losing control of Congress represents a "gigantic setback in history" for the US and promises a political comeback.

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Trump says he wants Dana White, head of the UFC, as the White House press secretary. The invitation was made through Truth Social.

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Donald Trump reportedly offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Clarín. Trump later said he was joking, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News and BBC News. Der Spiegel asked whether it was just a mix-up.

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Donald Trump reportedly offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Clarín. Trump later said he was joking, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News and BBC News. Der Spiegel asked whether it was just a mix-up.

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Newspapers from several countries present Senator Jon Ossoff as one of the possible Democratic candidates for the White House. El País compares him to a Kennedy and describes him as a rising star of the Democratic Party for 2028. Clarín reports that Ossoff leads a poll of Democratic hopefuls. The Hindu headlines its piece «Ambition without ambition», with no further detail in the headline.

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