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According to a source cited by Folha de S.Paulo, Trump is expected to announce an Audi plan to build a factory in Georgia, in the United States. El País says Audi will open its first factory in the US to avoid Trump's tariffs.

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Obama compared Trump's White House renovations to «Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory» at a rally in Ohio. El Universal highlights that Obama was campaigning for Democrats, while the Sydney Morning Herald describes the appearance as Obama's return to the campaign trail.

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Obama campaigned in Michigan for El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate, at a rally The Guardian describes as enthusiastic. Trump downplayed the turnout at Obama's rally, according to The Express Tribune. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Obama said El-Sayed's faith is being used to attack him, but that it will not work. The South China Morning Post says Trump invoked 9/11 and urged Michigan voters to oppose El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate.

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Obama criticised Trump over the Iran war and rising prices, according to Geo News and Punch, with Geo News also citing corruption. The Hindu reports that Obama calls the war unnecessary and links it to higher oil prices. Geo News also reports Obama attacking the White House makeover as «tacky».

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Obama campaigned in Michigan for El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate, at a rally The Guardian describes as enthusiastic. Trump downplayed the turnout at Obama's rally, according to The Express Tribune. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Obama said El-Sayed's faith is being used to attack him, but that it will not work. The South China Morning Post says Trump invoked 9/11 and urged Michigan voters to oppose El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate.

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Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean outlets report early voting in the US: Mamdani in New York and Trump in Florida, ahead of the midterm elections. La Nación publishes a guide on when Brazil votes for president in 2026, a topic absent from the other headlines. La Tercera's headline says Trump attacks Democrats while voting early, whereas the Clarín and El Comercio headlines do not mention that criticism.

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Obama criticized Trump while campaigning for Democrats, calling his record «chaos and cruelty» (SCMP, The Hindu, The Daily Star) and, in Al Jazeera’s account, «cruelty and corruption» at an Ohio rally.

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Obama campaigned in Michigan for El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate, at a rally The Guardian describes as enthusiastic. Trump downplayed the turnout at Obama's rally, according to The Express Tribune. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Obama said El-Sayed's faith is being used to attack him, but that it will not work. The South China Morning Post says Trump invoked 9/11 and urged Michigan voters to oppose El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate.

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Obama compared Trump's White House renovations to «Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory» at a rally in Ohio. El Universal highlights that Obama was campaigning for Democrats, while the Sydney Morning Herald describes the appearance as Obama's return to the campaign trail.

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France's Le Monde reported that Donald Trump cast an early vote in Florida in the midterm elections.

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Obama compared Trump's White House renovations to «Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory» at a rally in Ohio. El Universal highlights that Obama was campaigning for Democrats, while the Sydney Morning Herald describes the appearance as Obama's return to the campaign trail.

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Donald Trump cast his midterm ballot early in Florida, according to ANSA, PBS NewsHour and The Hindu.

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Donald Trump cast his midterm ballot early in Florida, according to ANSA, PBS NewsHour and The Hindu.

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Barack Obama campaigns in Michigan for Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate, ahead of the midterms. The Express Tribune reports that Trump dismissed the rally's turnout, a claim the other headlines do not confirm. Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights that Obama said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him.

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Donald Trump cast his midterm ballot early in Florida, according to ANSA, PBS NewsHour and The Hindu.

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Trump hints that the White House press room could be moved to another location. El Universal adds that Trump rules out refurbishing a former swimming pool.

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Trump hints that the White House press room could be moved to another location. El Universal adds that Trump rules out refurbishing a former swimming pool.

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According to The Japan Times and Dawn, Trump's foreign policy is hitting voters' finances, putting Republicans at risk in the midterms. The Jerusalem Post, in an analysis, says war and tariffs are pushing costs up and threatening Republicans in the midterms. The Indian Express reports that Indian-American donors back Trump's Republicans, while voters lean Democratic.

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Trump hints that the White House press room could be moved to another location. El Universal adds that Trump rules out refurbishing a former swimming pool.

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The U.S. Justice Department demands that some California counties help identify noncitizen voters, according to The New York Times. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that the DOJ is ordering some California counties to set aside ballots from alleged or suspected noncitizens.

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According to sources cited by the Times of Israel, the Jerusalem Post and the Japan Times, the US asked Elon Musk years ago to change Starlink service in Ukraine and the Middle East. Haaretz reports that the US repeatedly asked Musk to switch Starlink on or off in Iran. US lawmakers are demanding answers from Musk over Starlink restrictions in Ukraine, according to the Kyiv Independent. Trump says he will talk to Musk if Starlink service in Ukraine is not fixed, according to The Hindu.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Vivek Ramaswamy's attack ad against Amy Acton has backfired. The New York Times says Ramaswamy's ad in Ohio has divided Republicans. The Indian Express places Ramaswamy's ad within a long tradition of negative advertising in the US.

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According to sources cited by the Times of Israel, the Jerusalem Post and the Japan Times, the US asked Elon Musk years ago to change Starlink service in Ukraine and the Middle East. Haaretz reports that the US repeatedly asked Musk to switch Starlink on or off in Iran. US lawmakers are demanding answers from Musk over Starlink restrictions in Ukraine, according to the Kyiv Independent. Trump says he will talk to Musk if Starlink service in Ukraine is not fixed, according to The Hindu.

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Ukraine says its Starlink connection has become stable again after restrictions on the network. The Times of Israel links the return of the connection to a row with Washington, which the other headlines do not mention.

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According to the U.S. embassy, security has been stepped up in Jordan after a deadly attack on a church. The attack killed seven people according to some headlines and eight according to others; Dawn and Al Jazeera report King Abdullah ordering a firm or 'iron fist' response. Pakistan condemned the attack as a 'heinous terrorist attack', and India said it stands with the people of Jordan.

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According to sources cited by the Times of Israel, the Jerusalem Post and the Japan Times, the US asked Elon Musk years ago to change Starlink service in Ukraine and the Middle East. Haaretz reports that the US repeatedly asked Musk to switch Starlink on or off in Iran. US lawmakers are demanding answers from Musk over Starlink restrictions in Ukraine, according to the Kyiv Independent. Trump says he will talk to Musk if Starlink service in Ukraine is not fixed, according to The Hindu.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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According to the U.S. embassy, security has been stepped up in Jordan after a deadly attack on a church. The attack killed seven people according to some headlines and eight according to others; Dawn and Al Jazeera report King Abdullah ordering a firm or 'iron fist' response. Pakistan condemned the attack as a 'heinous terrorist attack', and India said it stands with the people of Jordan.

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The Pentagon has designated China-linked cultural centers on campuses as a threat to US national security, according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press reports that China-funded Confucius Institutes were deemed a US national security threat by Hegseth. The South China Morning Post describes a new offensive by Hegseth to systematically dismantle China's Confucius Institutes.

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An ad by Vivek Ramaswamy featuring Amy Acton's mother has divided Republicans in Ohio, according to The Indian Express and The New York Times. Al Jazeera asks whether the ad has backfired on Ramaswamy, without giving an answer. CBS News reports that Trump and Vance defend the ad, and that Obama is campaigning with Acton. ABC News reports that Acton says Trump and Vance should "look at the facts" after the ad.

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The White House announced that the United States will lift tariffs on some Canadian goods. CBS News and PBS NewsHour link the move to helping Senator Susan Collins in Maine, in a tight race. PBS NewsHour says the exemption covers some Canadian imports from Trump's 50% tariffs.

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At a Republican rally in Florida, Trump revived the idea of military intervention in Cuba after Iran. According to CBC News, Trump said U.S. warships could make "a little stopover" in Cuba. The Daily Star reports the same remarks as a vow to deal with Cuba once Iran is settled.

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The U.S. Justice Department demands that some California counties help identify noncitizen voters, according to The New York Times. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that the DOJ is ordering some California counties to set aside ballots from alleged or suspected noncitizens.

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The U.S. Justice Department demands that some California counties help identify noncitizen voters, according to The New York Times. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that the DOJ is ordering some California counties to set aside ballots from alleged or suspected noncitizens.

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Pakistan's Express Tribune and Dawn say Republican attacks linking Abdul El-Sayed to the 'Muslim Brotherhood' seek to exploit Democratic divisions. Fox News, in the United States, reports that Michigan Senate rivals are clashing over these allegations, with Rogers doubling down on them.

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The Pentagon has designated China-linked cultural centers on campuses as a threat to US national security, according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press reports that China-funded Confucius Institutes were deemed a US national security threat by Hegseth. The South China Morning Post describes a new offensive by Hegseth to systematically dismantle China's Confucius Institutes.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Trump says another military operation against Iran may be on the cards, according to The Express Tribune and The Daily Star. The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. says, according to CBS News, that the war with Iran could last another year. Geo News asks whether West Asia will slide into another war, without offering an answer.

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A U.S. envoy says the country could strike Iran this weekend, according to Punch and The Times of Israel. Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility, according to The Times of Israel. The Hindu reports the same: the envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran this weekend. IRNA, from Iran, covers a different angle: Iran's UN envoy calls for professional, impartial reporting by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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ABC News reports that Trump reportedly told the Justice Department to sue to block the Alaska Senate results if the Republican narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that the Justice Department moved to block certification if Sullivan loses, and that Trump says he ordered the lawsuit. The New York Times headlines that the Justice Department is moving to block the Alaska result if the G.O.P. loses.

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The White House announced that the United States will lift tariffs on some Canadian goods. CBS News and PBS NewsHour link the move to helping Senator Susan Collins in Maine, in a tight race. PBS NewsHour says the exemption covers some Canadian imports from Trump's 50% tariffs.

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The White House says Melania Trump mediated a localised Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city, to allow humanitarian aid. Several headlines report that Melania Trump herself says she secured a temporary truce in the city; ABC News and The New York Times cite that statement. Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune write that Russia and Ukraine agreed to the ceasefire, and The Hindu says it starts on 27 October, according to a negotiator. Some outlets only attribute the mediation to Melania Trump without independent confirmation; the Sydney Morning Herald uses the word "purportedly".

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At a Republican rally in Florida, Trump revived the idea of military intervention in Cuba after Iran. According to CBC News, Trump said U.S. warships could make "a little stopover" in Cuba. The Daily Star reports the same remarks as a vow to deal with Cuba once Iran is settled.

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At a Republican rally in Florida, Trump revived the idea of military intervention in Cuba after Iran. According to CBC News, Trump said U.S. warships could make "a little stopover" in Cuba. The Daily Star reports the same remarks as a vow to deal with Cuba once Iran is settled.

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At a Republican rally in Florida, Trump revived the idea of military intervention in Cuba after Iran. According to CBC News, Trump said U.S. warships could make "a little stopover" in Cuba. The Daily Star reports the same remarks as a vow to deal with Cuba once Iran is settled.

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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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The White House announced that the United States will lift tariffs on some Canadian goods. CBS News and PBS NewsHour link the move to helping Senator Susan Collins in Maine, in a tight race. PBS NewsHour says the exemption covers some Canadian imports from Trump's 50% tariffs.

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The White House says Melania Trump mediated a localised Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city, to allow humanitarian aid. Several headlines report that Melania Trump herself says she secured a temporary truce in the city; ABC News and The New York Times cite that statement. Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune write that Russia and Ukraine agreed to the ceasefire, and The Hindu says it starts on 27 October, according to a negotiator. Some outlets only attribute the mediation to Melania Trump without independent confirmation; the Sydney Morning Herald uses the word "purportedly".

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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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Three outlets, from India, Australia and the United States, discuss a possible «blue wave» in the US midterms. The Hindu reports Republicans facing a growing blue wave. ABC News says pollsters tip a blue wave. The New York Times asks whether a blue wave can be dared to be dreamed of, without making a forecast.

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