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Trump’s White House calls Democratic plans for congressional probes an “abuse,” according to Al Jazeera. PBS NewsHour reports that the White House threatens Democrats over plans to investigate Trump officials. CBS News says the White House warns Democrats of “blatant criminality” over possible probes into the Trump administration.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Iran threatens to attack US military bases if it is bombed again, according to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo. Gazeta do Povo specifies the targeted bases would be US ones in Europe, a point El Comercio also reports when citing the Iranian threat.

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According to the New York Times, as cited by El Universal, the U.S. Treasury Secretary moved to a military base over alleged Iranian threats. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the U.S. Treasury Secretary was taken to a military base, the latter saying it was for security reasons. Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the Treasury chief, described as Trump's secretary, moved to a military base after Iranian threats, with the Gazeta citing death threats. El Universal adds that the alleged conspiracy against officials is said to have reached a more advanced phase.

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Diário de Notícias reports that Discord has chosen Lisbon to open its first engineering hub outside the United States.

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According to Observador and Poder360, the White House threatens to open investigations against Democratic congressmembers. Metrópoles describes the same move as a White House attack on Congress, after Democrats announced an inquiry into Trump.

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According to ABC News, the White House's top lawyer warned Democrats that threats of oversight could be criminally investigated. PBS NewsHour published the letter that lawyer sent to Rep. Garcia about threats to investigate Trump.

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Iran's military chief says any source of threat against Iran will face "asymmetric" operations. CBS News reports on U.S. officials who have been targeted or threatened by Iran. The Express Tribune cites Iranian warnings that military bases in Europe could be targeted in a possible new war with the U.S.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race, according to several outlets, including AP and NBC as cited in headlines. Several headlines note that Colom will be the state's first Black senator in over 100 or 150 years, and Clarín and Folha describe the win as historic. Different outlets present the win as an upset, saying it defeats Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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Russian Ambassador to the United States Alexander Darchiev has died at age 66, according to Poder360, Observador and Público. Gazeta do Povo says the death was sudden and took place in Moscow; Fox News and The New York Times report the death without giving a location.

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The Russian ambassador to the United States died suddenly at age 66, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that the death occurred in Moscow, while the other headlines do not mention the location.

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Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, died at age 66, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry, which says the death was sudden. The news was reported by TASS and Semana, which cite Moscow, and was picked up by outlets in Portugal, Brazil, Spain and Argentina.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is bombed again, according to headlines from Observador, Metrópoles, Gazeta do Povo and El Comercio. The state agency IRNA reports that Rezaei describes US bases from West Asia to Europe as legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports Iran warning there would be no safe haven at military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Expresso reports that tourism from the United States to Portugal fell 7.5% in the first nine months.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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The Russian ambassador to the United States died suddenly at age 66, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that the death occurred in Moscow, while the other headlines do not mention the location.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Qatar and the US report the death of Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev. According to Gazeta do Povo, the death was sudden and took place in Moscow. The South China Morning Post says Russia's foreign ministry confirms the death was sudden. The headlines give Darchiev's age as 66 but offer no further details on the cause of death.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Qatar and the US report the death of Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev. According to Gazeta do Povo, the death was sudden and took place in Moscow. The South China Morning Post says Russia's foreign ministry confirms the death was sudden. The headlines give Darchiev's age as 66 but offer no further details on the cause of death.

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Jim Jordan will lead the Republican caucus in the U.S. House, according to CBC News and Fox News. The Guardian describes him as a pugnacious Trump ideologue leading a diminished Republican ranks. CBC News notes that a top Republican once called him a «legislative terrorist». Fox News highlights the uncertain future of a longtime party leader after Jordan won the leadership fight.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if they are used for bombing raids against its territory, according to several headlines. Iran's Security Council secretary, quoted by TASS, says Iran will hit US bases in Europe if attacks come from there. IRNA states that US bases from West Asia to Europe are legitimate targets for Iran. Clarín reports the same threat, and The Express Tribune says Tehran warns military bases in Europe could be targeted in a new US war.

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Iran threatens to strike US bases in Europe if American aircraft take off from them to bomb its territory. Diário de Notícias reports that Tehran considers any takeoff from those bases a threat. RTP quotes Iran saying it does not limit itself to nearby bases, while TASS attributes the threat to the secretary of the Security Council.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, died at age 66, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry, which says the death was sudden. The news was reported by TASS and Semana, which cite Moscow, and was picked up by outlets in Portugal, Brazil, Spain and Argentina.

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According to The Guardian, the United States could soon lose its measles-free status, in a context it links to RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine agenda. CBS News reports the country may lose its measles elimination status after cases doubled within a year. Al Jazeera says the United States, Mexico and Guatemala may lose their measles-free status.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Qatar and the US report the death of Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev. According to Gazeta do Povo, the death was sudden and took place in Moscow. The South China Morning Post says Russia's foreign ministry confirms the death was sudden. The headlines give Darchiev's age as 66 but offer no further details on the cause of death.

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Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, died suddenly at 66, according to the headlines, and Moscow confirmed his death. The headlines do not give a cause of death; some use the words 'suddenly' or 'abruptly', attributed to the Russian announcement. Portuguese outlets RTP, Observador, Expresso and JN reported the death with the same basic information.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if they are used for bombing raids against its territory, according to several headlines. Iran's Security Council secretary, quoted by TASS, says Iran will hit US bases in Europe if attacks come from there. IRNA states that US bases from West Asia to Europe are legitimate targets for Iran. Clarín reports the same threat, and The Express Tribune says Tehran warns military bases in Europe could be targeted in a new US war.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Qatar and the US report the death of Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev. According to Gazeta do Povo, the death was sudden and took place in Moscow. The South China Morning Post says Russia's foreign ministry confirms the death was sudden. The headlines give Darchiev's age as 66 but offer no further details on the cause of death.

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Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, died at 66, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry as cited by TASS. Several outlets, from Portugal, Brazil and elsewhere, report the death as sudden or abrupt; Gazeta do Povo places it in Moscow. The New York Times and Público identify him by his full name, Alexander Darchiev.

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The White House says investigations planned by Democrats could amount to criminal conduct, according to Clarín. Several outlets describe the White House warning Democrats in Congress against investigating the Trump administration, with El País and El Universal referring to threats of criminal investigations. El Universal calls the White House's conduct intimidation, while La Nación, after the election defeat, reports the clash between the White House and Democrats over plans to investigate Trump.

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Le Devoir says the Huang affair is strengthening, in Washington, those who back a firm stance toward Beijing. ANSA reports that Nvidia shares fell again after news of another affair involving Huang. Libération argues that the position of chief executive Jensen Huang is becoming increasingly precarious.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if they are used for bombing raids against its territory, according to several headlines. Iran's Security Council secretary, quoted by TASS, says Iran will hit US bases in Europe if attacks come from there. IRNA states that US bases from West Asia to Europe are legitimate targets for Iran. Clarín reports the same threat, and The Express Tribune says Tehran warns military bases in Europe could be targeted in a new US war.

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A judge is weighing a lawsuit brought by Peltola's campaign over rejected absentee ballots in Alaska's US Senate race, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the campaign lost in court, while Peltola maintains a narrow lead. The two headlines describe different moments of the same case, so the final outcome of the lawsuit is not clear from them.

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White House envoys are set to travel to Moscow to meet Putin, according to El Universal and RPP. Clarín reports that US envoys are travelling to Moscow after talks in Abu Dhabi. El Universal also mentions a planned meeting with Zelensky in Dublin, which the other headlines do not mention.

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CBS News (US) reports that a U.S. soldier is accused of spying for Russia and had access to sensitive information in the U.K.

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CBS News (US) reports that a US soldier is accused of spying for Russia. The headline promises a summary of what is known so far, but there are no other headlines to compare it with.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. Dawn reports that UK police questioned a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO who is accused of spying for Russia.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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White House envoys are set to travel to Moscow to meet Putin, according to El Universal and RPP. Clarín reports that US envoys are travelling to Moscow after talks in Abu Dhabi. El Universal also mentions a planned meeting with Zelensky in Dublin, which the other headlines do not mention.

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The U.S. House of Representatives blocked the impeachment process against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans voting down the resolution. Diário de Notícias and RTP link the process to the handling of the war in Iran. According to Clarín, the impeachment threat has been defused, but the political risk remains.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several headlines. According to TASS, the failed effort exposes divisions among Democrats. According to The New York Times, Massie promises more tough votes for Republicans in his final days in office. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign after the effort failed.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base. Clarín and La Nación link the move to an advanced Iranian threat. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, while PBS, citing the AP, mentions safety concerns.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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The United States calls for a more balanced trade relationship with China, according to three Portuguese outlets. Two of the headlines place this position ahead of a meeting between the leaders of the two countries.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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The US House rejected an impeachment motion against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who remains in office. Al Jazeera asks whether Democrats saved him, while Tages-Anzeiger writes that the effort was doomed from the start. According to The New York Times, Representative Thomas Massie promises more tough votes for the GOP in its final days. Fox News reports that El-Sayed told Hegseth to resign and make it easy for everybody.

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The United States calls for a more balanced trade relationship with China, according to three Portuguese outlets. Two of the headlines place this position ahead of a meeting between the leaders of the two countries.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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El Comercio, in Peru, says Republicans blocked the process, while Clarín in Argentina and La Tercera in Chile do not name the party.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base following threats attributed to Iran. The Times of Israel cites sources, and ABC News also relies on sources, for Bessent's move. El Universal says the New York Times reports alleged Iranian threats against officials, which reportedly reached a more advanced stage. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says the move is linked to safety concerns.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Diário de Notícias, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau report that China, the US and Russia are negotiating an agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear weapons. Hoje Macau adds that it concerns a meeting, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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The United States calls for a more balanced trade relationship with China, according to three Portuguese outlets. Two of the headlines place this position ahead of a meeting between the leaders of the two countries.

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According to the WSJ, as cited by several outlets, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo and El Universal report a second alleged affair, with a company vice president, and ABC Spain mentions a Chinese spy. The Guardian and The New York Times say the board is meeting to decide Huang's future, while Capital FM and CBS News link the news to a fall in Nvidia's shares.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over alleged extramarital affairs. El Mundo reports a new affair with a company vice president, while Público identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour highlight that the situation could cause collateral damage in Washington. The New York Times refers to an investigation by Nvidia into its CEO, without explicitly linking it to his removal.

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Members of the Kennedy family have asked to join a lawsuit against the triumphal arch Trump wants to build in Washington. According to CBC News, the Kennedys say the arch would be a «denigration» of the JFK and RFK graves at Arlington cemetery. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that nine family members oppose the arch, while NPR says the relatives allege harm to JFK's grave.

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COP31, the climate summit in Turkey, opens with world leaders invited, including Tanzania, whose president Samia is said to attend. The New York Times reports the United States will skip the summit, while EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra says expectations are low. The National says Turkey is shunning Israel at the summit, and Bianet reports an accreditation crisis at the opening.

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A US judge declined to dismiss a defamation complaint filed by Donald Trump against the BBC. Der Spiegel says the suit of a billion dollars by the US president was partly allowed; Tages-Anzeiger describes a 10-billion-dollar suit allowed in full. Tages-Anzeiger ties the suit to a statement described as not «truthful», in the context of a documentary.

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Three headlines, in German, say the Kennedy family opposes Trump's triumphal arch in Washington. Two of them, from the Tages-Anzeiger and the Süddeutsche Zeitung, speak of a lawsuit; Der Spiegel says the family is defending itself.

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CBS News says results from the Mississippi Senate election could come as early as Friday. PBS NewsHour covers the 2026 midterm election results, without specifying states or races in its headline.

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The United States called for a new European security order during Russia-Ukraine talks, according to The Japan Times. CBS News reports that the first day of the Russia-Ukraine-U.S. talks was constructive, according to Zelenskyy. Ahead of the talks, Zelenskyy says, according to The Hindu, that Ukraine is more than real estate.

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The United States has charged three operatives backed by Iran over an alleged role in terror plots. The Times of Israel says the charges also concern attacks against Jews. Several outlets, including the South China Morning Post, The Hindu and The Japan Times, highlight an alleged plot against a UK airbase. Al Jazeera describes three men as «Iranian-backed» and names the Fairford air base.

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Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar was re-elected in her Florida district, according to El País, The New York Times and CBS News. El País says the re-election came after a vote recount, while CBS News says the result is its own projection.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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Three headlines, in German, say the Kennedy family opposes Trump's triumphal arch in Washington. Two of them, from the Tages-Anzeiger and the Süddeutsche Zeitung, speak of a lawsuit; Der Spiegel says the family is defending itself.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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The United States called for a new European security order during Russia-Ukraine talks, according to The Japan Times. CBS News reports that the first day of the Russia-Ukraine-U.S. talks was constructive, according to Zelenskyy. Ahead of the talks, Zelenskyy says, according to The Hindu, that Ukraine is more than real estate.

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Trump ally Jim Jordan was elected House Republican leader after the party's rout in the midterm elections. The Guardian describes him as a combative Trump ideologue who will lead a diminished Republican caucus. CBC News notes that a senior Republican once called him a «legislative terrorist». Fox News reports that the longtime GOP leader faces an uncertain future after Jordan won the House leadership contest.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly been moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. Some headlines specifically mention death threats and a plot that reportedly advanced, according to El Universal citing The New York Times. Other headlines refer only to safety concerns, without specifying the source of the threats.

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The US House, still controlled by Republicans, blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The BBC and Capital FM describe the block as temporary, and Expresso reports that the impeachment could return in January. Expresso writes that the vote tests how much power and influence Trump still has.

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Joe Biden reveals in his memoir a letter Donald Trump left him at the White House before the inauguration. According to Fox News, the letter made Biden feel there were "two Donald Trumps". ABC News describes the letter as "very generous", while The Times of Israel calls it gracious.

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U.S. Senate Republicans voted to keep John Thune as their leader after the midterm election losses. PBS describes a wipeout at the polls, while The Hindu describes steep midterm losses.

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A senior U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the U.K. on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to the FBI. One headline specifies that the soldier is assigned to a NATO unit, and another says U.K. police are questioning him. Al Jazeera presents a summary of the case in a "what we know" format, without adding details in its headline.

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A U.S. federal judge ruled that Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC can proceed, rejecting the broadcaster's bid to dismiss it. Fox News presents the ruling as a legal win for Trump, while PBS NewsHour notes the judge dropped one of the claims.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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The United States has charged three operatives backed by Iran over an alleged role in terror plots. The Times of Israel says the charges also concern attacks against Jews. Several outlets, including the South China Morning Post, The Hindu and The Japan Times, highlight an alleged plot against a UK airbase. Al Jazeera describes three men as «Iranian-backed» and names the Fairford air base.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the impeachment measure against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Metrópoles and Poder360 saying it was barred and Observador and Diário de Notícias saying it was shelved or blocked by Republicans. TASS says US congressmen turned down the attempt to start the process, while CBS News and NPR report the same block of the measure introduced by Massie. Al Jazeera and NZZ link the case to the war with Iran, and The Hindu says Trump backed the Republicans who stalled the push. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Trump celebrated the failure of the attempt, and The Guardian criticises absent Democrats who allowed the block.

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PBS NewsHour, in the United States, highlights an inflation report pointing to pressure from rising food, energy and housing costs.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment bid a «farce» and said he is proud of the war with Iran and would do it again. Hegseth says those seeking to remove him «will fail again»; according to The Hindu, Trump-backed Republicans stalled the impeachment push. According to Al Jazeera, Hegseth survived the impeachment bid, and Iran denies holding talks with the US. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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The US House, still controlled by Republicans, blocked the bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The BBC and Capital FM describe the block as temporary, and Expresso reports that the impeachment could return in January. Expresso writes that the vote tests how much power and influence Trump still has.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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The United Kingdom detained a US military member suspected of spying for Russia. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar was re-elected in her Florida district, according to El País, The New York Times and CBS News. El País says the re-election came after a vote recount, while CBS News says the result is its own projection.

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Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar was re-elected in her Florida district, according to El País, The New York Times and CBS News. El País says the re-election came after a vote recount, while CBS News says the result is its own projection.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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House Republicans in the United States have chosen Jim Jordan as their new leader, according to several outlets. Jordan is described as a Trump ally and as the leader of a Republican group that shrank after the midterm elections. The Guardian writes that Jordan now leads a diminished Republican caucus, while CBC News recalls that a senior Republican once called him a "legislative terrorist".

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