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According to RTP, Zelensky says Ukraine, Russia and the U.S. will meet in Abu Dhabi in early November. The Hindu and Punch report that talks between Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. were planned to resume in Abu Dhabi in November.

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The Federal Police are investigating lawyer Willer Tomaz, who, according to Metrópoles, was in Miami. Moraes lifted secrecy on a company linked to Willer Tomaz, according to Folha de S.Paulo, and ordered the freezing of up to R$ 6 billion from the lawyer, according to Agência Brasil.

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Donald Trump says Sundar Pichai refused a request of his to rename the Atlantic Ocean, according to The Indian Express. The Hindu reports that Trump floated the idea of calling the Atlantic the “American Ocean.” The New York Times reports that late-night shows mocked Trump over his plan to rename an ocean.

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Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine condemns an attack ad by Vivek Ramaswamy and asks him to take it down. According to The Jerusalem Post, Trump backs Ramaswamy's attack ad while the governor condemns it.

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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington, DC, home after a federal search of the property. BBC News describes the operation as a pre-dawn raid it calls 'bizarre'; The Jerusalem Post accuses Trump of political intimidation.

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Trump says Google refused to rename the Atlantic Ocean to the Ocean of the Americas, according to Metrópoles, Expresso and Folha de S.Paulo. Jornal de Notícias gives a different version: it reports that Trump asked Google to rename the Atlantic the Ocean of Trump.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Catholic bishops met with Trump at the White House and prayed in the Oval Office.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine condemns an attack ad by Vivek Ramaswamy and asks him to take it down. According to The Jerusalem Post, Trump backs Ramaswamy's attack ad while the governor condemns it.

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RTP reports that Putin has accepted trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine and the United States. Metrópoles writes that Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the US. Observador asks whether Trump is being deceived by Putin in these negotiations, without giving an answer.

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Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine condemns an attack ad by Vivek Ramaswamy and asks him to take it down. According to The Jerusalem Post, Trump backs Ramaswamy's attack ad while the governor condemns it.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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Donald Trump is expected to speak at a South Carolina rally backing Senator Darline Graham as early voting for the midterms begins. According to The New York Times, the rally was marked by clashes, as Trump seeks to strengthen Graham's campaign. CBS News links Trump's support for Graham to a decline in his approval numbers.

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An installation in a Tehran square shows Trump behind bars, according to The Hindu, The Times of Israel and The Indian Express. The Hindu links the installation to Tehran's refusal to hold talks with Washington. The Times of Israel describes the installation as Iranian propaganda.

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According to News24, Musk says a SpaceX-Tesla merger would be a «good idea», but China could be a thorny issue. The Japan Times highlights that Musk's political record weighs on the deal's prospects. NPR reports that SpaceX and Tesla are considering a merger.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of the Houthi threat, according to Dhaka Tribune and The Citizen. The New York Times also reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time Washington told some diplomats to leave.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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The headlines link a White House dinner with Trump, which Fox News mentions in a headline defending Stephen A. Smith, and a Trump rally with Hinson in Iowa, which CBS News describes alongside her pledge to push back against the White House. The New York Times covers a different topic, the White House push for more artificial intelligence, so the three headlines do not clearly share one story and the summary is limited to what the headlines confirm.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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The headlines link a White House dinner with Trump, which Fox News mentions in a headline defending Stephen A. Smith, and a Trump rally with Hinson in Iowa, which CBS News describes alongside her pledge to push back against the White House. The New York Times covers a different topic, the White House push for more artificial intelligence, so the three headlines do not clearly share one story and the summary is limited to what the headlines confirm.

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Vice President Vance said he is disgusted by Republicans complaining about an attack ad against Ramaswamy, telling them to stop whining. CBS News describes the ad as targeting Acton and involving her estranged mother; PBS NewsHour and BBC News do not mention that detail.

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Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington, DC, home after a pre-dawn federal search. Omar accuses Trump of intimidation, according to Fox News and The Jerusalem Post. CBS News reports Omar says she cannot keep living in the home federal agents searched.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate candidate who is critical of Israel, has hired a Jewish liaison, according to The Times of Israel. At the final debate, opponent Mike Rogers said Jews are 'literally afraid' of El-Sayed, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz and CBS News describe the debate as an exchange over each candidate's loyalties, with Rogers making a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour reports that El-Sayed and Rogers questioned each other's loyalties.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate candidate who is critical of Israel, has hired a Jewish liaison, according to The Times of Israel. At the final debate, opponent Mike Rogers said Jews are 'literally afraid' of El-Sayed, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz and CBS News describe the debate as an exchange over each candidate's loyalties, with Rogers making a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour reports that El-Sayed and Rogers questioned each other's loyalties.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers faced off again in the second Michigan Senate debate, each questioning the other's loyalty. The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post report that El-Sayed hired a Jewish outreach director, with the Times of Israel describing him as an Israel-critical candidate. Haaretz says Rogers made his pitch to Jewish Democrats during the final debate against El-Sayed.

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Oil prices rise after the United States orders diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, amid rising tensions. The three headlines share the same wording, so the outlets show no difference in framing here.

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Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign has hired a Jewish outreach director, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. In a final debate with Mike Rogers, the two candidates clashed; CBS News reports the clash, while PBS NewsHour describes them questioning each other's loyalties. Haaretz highlights that Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats during that debate.

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Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign has hired a Jewish outreach director, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. In a final debate with Mike Rogers, the two candidates clashed; CBS News reports the clash, while PBS NewsHour describes them questioning each other's loyalties. Haaretz highlights that Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats during that debate.

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The United States and Israel are drafting plans to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, according to The New York Times. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel report the same plans; the Jerusalem Post describes them as short, intense strikes.

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The headlines link a White House dinner with Trump, which Fox News mentions in a headline defending Stephen A. Smith, and a Trump rally with Hinson in Iowa, which CBS News describes alongside her pledge to push back against the White House. The New York Times covers a different topic, the White House push for more artificial intelligence, so the three headlines do not clearly share one story and the summary is limited to what the headlines confirm.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia, according to outlets in several countries, amid Houthi attacks. A New York Times headline adds that an attack on a Saudi airport killed two people, at the same time as the State Department moves to remove part of its staff. Several headlines link the order to rising oil prices, including The Hindu, MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Mike Rogers said Jewish people are 'literally afraid' of Abdul El-Sayed, according to the Jerusalem Post. The Times of Israel and Haaretz attribute to Rogers the claim that Jewish voters are afraid of El-Sayed, and Haaretz says Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour describes a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers question each other's loyalties. CBS News previewed the debate without reporting what was said.

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The United States and Israel are drafting plans to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, according to The New York Times. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel report the same plans; the Jerusalem Post describes them as short, intense strikes.

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Russia released American Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in prison. PBS NewsHour reported that the release came during a visit by U.S. envoy Witkoff. CBS News focused on the reaction of Hubbard's son to the release.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers faced off again in the second Michigan Senate debate, each questioning the other's loyalty. The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post report that El-Sayed hired a Jewish outreach director, with the Times of Israel describing him as an Israel-critical candidate. Haaretz says Rogers made his pitch to Jewish Democrats during the final debate against El-Sayed.

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Russia released American Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in prison. PBS NewsHour reported that the release came during a visit by U.S. envoy Witkoff. CBS News focused on the reaction of Hubbard's son to the release.

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RTP reports that Putin has accepted trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine and the United States. Metrópoles writes that Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the US. Observador asks whether Trump is being deceived by Putin in these negotiations, without giving an answer.

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The United States has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several outlets from different countries, amid Houthi attacks. Some headlines link the move to escalating tensions and a rise in oil prices. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time the US told some diplomats to leave.

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Several headlines report that the United States has ordered some diplomatic staff to leave Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks. The Hindu, Dhaka Tribune and MyJoyOnline link the order to rising oil prices, which their headlines tie to escalating tensions. The Jerusalem Post says families also left US missions in Saudi Arabia, while The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed 2 people.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of Houthi attacks. Several headlines tie the decision to escalating tensions and an ongoing threat, and The New York Times reports that two people were killed in a strike on a Saudi airport. One headline links the decision to disruption at Saudi airports, and another to rising oil prices.

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Donald Trump is expected to speak at a South Carolina rally backing Senator Darline Graham as early voting for the midterms begins. According to The New York Times, the rally was marked by clashes, as Trump seeks to strengthen Graham's campaign. CBS News links Trump's support for Graham to a decline in his approval numbers.

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A Democratic U.S. congressional candidate was detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank, according to several headlines. One headline says the detention was brief and the candidate was released, while others do not specify how long it lasted. One outlet says the candidate was at a Palestinian olive harvest, another that they were joining it.

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According to several headlines, Putin agreed to resume trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, with some indicating the meeting would take place the following month. One headline says the agreement came after Putin met Witkoff, and another reports that Moscow bombarded Kyiv with missiles shortly after agreeing to talks. Headlines from Bangladesh, Ghana and Tanzania repeat the same report of the agreement without adding further details.

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Brad Lander, a New York Democratic politician, was detained by the Israeli military in the West Bank during a volunteer trip for the olive harvest. Other people, Israelis and Americans including rabbis, were also reported detained, though the numbers and identities differ between headlines. Haaretz highlights New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's condemnation of Israel over the detention.

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Russia released American Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in prison. PBS NewsHour reported that the release came during a visit by U.S. envoy Witkoff. CBS News focused on the reaction of Hubbard's son to the release.

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Putin met Witkoff in Russia for talks on the war in Ukraine and agreed to resume trilateral Russia–Ukraine–US talks next month. CBS News reports that Witkoff hopes Ukraine will be included in the US–Russia talks. MyJoyOnline and The Guardian report that missiles hit Kyiv shortly after Russia agreed to resume the talks.

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According to The Guardian, Putin ordered the release of a jailed American on the same day he met a Trump envoy for talks on Ukraine. Punch and The Express Tribune report Russian strikes and exchanges of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, with Punch citing seven dead in Ukraine after the US envoy's meeting. The Express Tribune mentions the US envoy's departure after the talks, while The Guardian focuses on the prisoner's release.

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