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Donald Trump says the US does not need a deal with Iran and takes JD Vance off the negotiations. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports Trump wants Vance to focus on crime, while Dhaka Tribune says he should focus on Democratic fraud. The Japan Times describes the move as a bet on a shaky status quo, while Al Jazeera asks why Trump is saying no deal is necessary.

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The United States says it has returned more than 12,000 million dollars to Venezuela, from the sale of natural resources and oil. ABC reports that Washington controlled 12,264 million dollars from Venezuela over nine months.

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According to CBS News, Ukraine says Starshield was throttled again while the U.S. pushes for a deal. The Kyiv Independent reports, citing Zelensky, that Starshield speed restrictions have returned. TASS says Zelensky reported continued Starshield restrictions for Ukraine. ANSA, citing Zelensky, says Starshield limitations remain, with no explanation from the U.S.

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The US State Department says Xi Jinping will attend the G20 in the United States in December. According to El Universal, China has not yet confirmed the trip.

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Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if it does not stop migrant caravans, according to El Comercio. Jornal de Notícias reports that Mexico criticises Trump's threat and denies there are caravans at the US border. El Universal says Trump is angry about migrant caravans and that President Claudia Sheinbaum has responded.

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US immigration agency ICE reported record arrests and deportations since Trump returned to the White House, according to ABC News. Clarín and Al Jazeera report the same: record deportations, and Al Jazeera adds that arrests in 2026 were also at a record level.

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U.S. envoys met Putin in Moscow after Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and PBS NewsHour. TASS published an explainer on the meeting, while the South China Morning Post reports that Putin signals he will not compromise on Ukraine. After Moscow, the envoys travel to Dublin to meet Zelensky, according to the Kyiv Independent and Mainichi.

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Before the vote, ABC News reported a Senate race in Mississippi decided by razor-thin margins, with concerns raised over challenges to voters. Later, CBS News reported that Mississippi has gone to the Democratic Party in this election, after a highly contested Senate battle.

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The White House accuses Democrats of launching an investigation against Trump, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo reports that the White House threatens to investigate Democrats for intimidation against the Trump administration. CBS News spoke to a legal expert about the White House warning to Democrats over possible investigations of Trump.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a medal to a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington who reprimanded him for laughing near the tomb. CBS News reports that the Pentagon reacted to the reprimand of Hegseth and his group. El Universal reports that Hegseth told the soldier "well done", according to the same report.

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U.S. envoys Kushner and Witkoff met Putin at the Kremlin in talks to end the war in Ukraine, following discussions in Abu Dhabi. TASS, in Russia, reports only that the meeting concluded, without details on what was discussed. According to PBS NewsHour, the envoys then travel to Dublin to meet Zelenskyy. The South China Morning Post says Putin indicated he would not compromise on Ukraine during the meeting.

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Zelensky says the Starshield system has again been restricted, including speed limits. According to Zelensky, the restrictions hamper efforts to intercept Russian drones. Il Fatto Quotidiano quotes Zelensky saying the system stopped working again at 160 km/h and that this was a decision of the system, not an error. TASS attributes to Zelensky the claim that Starshield's operation has major problems.

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U.S. envoys Kushner and Witkoff met Putin at the Kremlin in talks to end the war in Ukraine, following discussions in Abu Dhabi. TASS, in Russia, reports only that the meeting concluded, without details on what was discussed. According to PBS NewsHour, the envoys then travel to Dublin to meet Zelenskyy. The South China Morning Post says Putin indicated he would not compromise on Ukraine during the meeting.

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Democrat Scott Colom became Mississippi's first Black senator since 1881 (or since Reconstruction), according to headlines from several outlets. The win is described as historic, and Le Monde notes it is the state's first Black senator in more than a century. ABC News writes that the victory could reshape the state's political future, while PBS describes it as a longshot bid to flip the Senate seat.

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Democrat Scott Colom became Mississippi's first Black senator since 1881 (or since Reconstruction), according to headlines from several outlets. The win is described as historic, and Le Monde notes it is the state's first Black senator in more than a century. ABC News writes that the victory could reshape the state's political future, while PBS describes it as a longshot bid to flip the Senate seat.

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Trump says the United States no longer needs a deal with Iran, according to several outlets from different countries. He also says he has taken JD Vance off the Iran talks so he can focus on other matters, mainly corruption or fraud.

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Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if migrant caravans are not stopped, according to Fox News and Jornal de Notícias. El Universal, in Spanish, reports the same threat and a call to halt the caravans; Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles report the threat in the same terms. The South China Morning Post refers to the threat to double tariffs unless Mexico halts the migrants.

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Scott Colom, of the Democratic Party, won the election and will be the first Black senator from Mississippi since 1881, according to headlines from Brazil, Argentina, the United States, Portugal and China. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Mississippi was the state that most resisted the end of segregation in the US, an aspect the other headlines do not mention.

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Scott Colom, of the Democratic Party, won the election and will be the first Black senator from Mississippi since 1881, according to headlines from Brazil, Argentina, the United States, Portugal and China. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Mississippi was the state that most resisted the end of segregation in the US, an aspect the other headlines do not mention.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, and several outlets stress he is the first Black man elected to that seat in 145 years. The BBC notes that before Colom, the last Black US senators from Mississippi were two men, without naming them here. Clarín and Le Monde describe the win as historic, and Observador says Colom made history in the state. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the victory.

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Democrat Scott Colom wins the Mississippi Senate seat, becoming the state's first Black senator in 150 years, according to several outlets. US outlets call the win historic and the end of a 145-year wait, while international media describe it as an unexpected victory. Some headlines link the win to Trump: one Chilean paper calls it another blow to Trump, and a Swiss paper reports that Trump praised Colom.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, described as a historic victory. According to Clarín, Colom is the first Black man elected to the Senate from Mississippi in 145 years. BBC News notes that before Colom, the last Black US senators from Mississippi were two men. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, while The New York Times highlights comedian Seth Meyers' reaction.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the election in Mississippi and becomes the state's first Black senator since 1881, according to several outlets. Headlines give the time span in different ways: 140, 146 or 150 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Mississippi was the state that most resisted the end of segregation in the US.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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NPR reports that Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, and that the White House warned Democrats about future investigations. CBS News covers the reaction in Mississippi to Colom's win in the Senate race.

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Democrat Scott Colom wins the Mississippi Senate seat, becoming the state's first Black senator in 150 years, according to several outlets. US outlets call the win historic and the end of a 145-year wait, while international media describe it as an unexpected victory. Some headlines link the win to Trump: one Chilean paper calls it another blow to Trump, and a Swiss paper reports that Trump praised Colom.

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US envoys arrived in Moscow to meet Putin, according to Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Trump's envoys have already spoken with Putin and will meet Zelensky. According to Poder360, Putin received Trump's envoys and rejected European troops.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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A Democrat defeated Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in the US Senate race in Mississippi, in a result described as an upset. Scott Colom is named as the Democratic winner, according to The Times of Israel.

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Before the vote, ABC News reported a Senate race in Mississippi decided by razor-thin margins, with concerns raised over challenges to voters. Later, CBS News reported that Mississippi has gone to the Democratic Party in this election, after a highly contested Senate battle.

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Democrat Scott Colom wins the Mississippi Senate seat, becoming the state's first Black senator in 150 years, according to several outlets. US outlets call the win historic and the end of a 145-year wait, while international media describe it as an unexpected victory. Some headlines link the win to Trump: one Chilean paper calls it another blow to Trump, and a Swiss paper reports that Trump praised Colom.

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Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, a result several outlets describe as historic. According to CBS News and Al Jazeera, Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator since 1881, or in 150 years. NPR and PBS NewsHour highlight Colom's path from district attorney to senator and his long-shot bid. ABC News and Tages-Anzeiger report that Colom gave an acceptance speech and that Trump praised him.

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Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, a result several outlets describe as historic. According to CBS News and Al Jazeera, Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator since 1881, or in 150 years. NPR and PBS NewsHour highlight Colom's path from district attorney to senator and his long-shot bid. ABC News and Tages-Anzeiger report that Colom gave an acceptance speech and that Trump praised him.

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Democrat Scott Colom defeated Cindy Hyde-Smith in the Mississippi Senate race, according to The Times of Israel. Several outlets describe the win as historic: The Hindu says Colom is the state's first Black senator since 1874, while CBS News says since 1881, so the cited date varies by source. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, while La Tercera frames the result as another blow to Trump.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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US envoys have arrived in Moscow to meet Putin, as part of new negotiations on Ukraine.

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The White House threatens to investigate Democratic lawmakers, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo. Metrópoles reports that the White House attacks Congress after Democrats announce an inquiry into Trump.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the US Senate seat for Mississippi, a result several outlets describe as an upset. Observador and Clarín focus on Colom's background and the significance of the win, while Poder360 gives 1881 as the last such senator.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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US envoys have arrived in Moscow to meet Putin, as part of new negotiations on Ukraine.

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US envoys arrived in Moscow to meet Putin, according to RTP, Observador and Expresso. Jornal de Notícias reports that Trump's envoys have already spoken with Putin and will meet Zelensky.

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US envoys arrived in Moscow to meet Putin, according to RTP, Observador and Expresso. Jornal de Notícias reports that Trump's envoys have already spoken with Putin and will meet Zelensky.

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A Democrat defeated Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in the US Senate race in Mississippi, in a result described as an upset. Scott Colom is named as the Democratic winner, according to The Times of Israel.

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Several newspapers from several countries report that Democrat Scott Colom defeated Cindy Hyde-Smith in the US Senate race in Mississippi, in an upset described as major. According to The Times of Israel, the win is historic, while The Express Tribune and Dawn note that the seat changed party after 140 years. The New York Times links the story to a separate revelation rocking Nvidia, a point that does not appear in the other headlines.

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According to several outlets, a U.S. Marine guard reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his delegation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington for laughing near the tomb. Hegseth then presented a medal to the soldier who rebuked him, as reported by CBS News, PBS NewsHour, The Guardian, Geo News, CBC News, Fox News, BBC News and ABC News. CBS News says the Pentagon reacted to the episode, though the headlines do not say in which direction.

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US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were due to meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow and then Volodymyr Zelensky, according to French and Swiss outlets. Le Devoir describes Putin as unbending on Ukraine during his meeting with the American envoys.

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One headline describes the win as an upset that unseated Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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One headline describes the win as an upset that unseated Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, according to several headlines. Several outlets stress the unexpected nature of the win, describing it as a surprise or an upset.

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US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were due to meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow and then Volodymyr Zelensky, according to French and Swiss outlets. Le Devoir describes Putin as unbending on Ukraine during his meeting with the American envoys.

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A US soldier reportedly rebuked Pete Hegseth's delegation at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington for laughing near the tomb. Several outlets report that Hegseth later awarded that same soldier a medal, which Fox News and CBS News describe as a special honour from the Pentagon. BBC News and ABC News in the US describe the medal in similar terms, without adding details about the reason for the award.

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According to records cited by several newspapers, a military-linked Chinese university bought Nvidia H200 chips despite being on the U.S. blacklist. The Daily Star (Bangladesh) and Punch (Nigeria) report the same purchase, without mentioning the military link.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race, defeating Cindy Hyde-Smith, according to several headlines. Some headlines highlight Colom's path, from district attorney to senator.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race, defeating Cindy Hyde-Smith, according to several headlines. Some headlines highlight Colom's path, from district attorney to senator.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia's board was reportedly weighing ousting CEO Jensen Huang, and the company's shares fell. CBS News reports that Jensen Huang resigned and that the board announced it, which contradicts earlier headlines about a possible ouster. ABC News links Huang's possible departure to alleged extramarital affairs.

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The White House threatens Democrats over plans to investigate Trump officials, according to PBS NewsHour. CBS News reports that the White House warns Democrats of "blatant criminality" over possible probes into the Trump administration.

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Several European newspapers report that Democrat Scott Colom has been elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in about 150 years. Der Spiegel emphasises Colom's victory despite resistance, without specifying what that resistance was.

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Several European newspapers report that Democrat Scott Colom has been elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in about 150 years. Der Spiegel emphasises Colom's victory despite resistance, without specifying what that resistance was.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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CBS News published a piece on when results can be expected in the Mississippi Senate race. The New York Times describes the race as unexpectedly close and explains how it covered the contest.

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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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PBS NewsHour reports that an indictment sheds light on alleged Iran-backed plots in the United States and Europe.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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The White House threatens Democrats over plans to investigate Trump officials, according to PBS NewsHour. CBS News reports that the White House warns Democrats of "blatant criminality" over possible probes into the Trump administration.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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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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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, according to several American and Australian outlets. ABC News says Colom will be the first Black senator from Mississippi in more than 100 years, while the Sydney Morning Herald highlights that the win comes in a very conservative state.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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