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China reaffirms its friendship with Pyongyang after Kim Jong-un's brief visit, according to RPP and Hoje Macau. Yonhap, in South Korea, reports that Seoul sees a possibility of dialogue between North Korea and the United States during Kim Jong-un's visit to China.

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According to RPP, Peru has investigations surrounding Flávio Bolsonaro, who is reportedly a fugitive in the United States. Clarín asks whether Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the United States through Argentina, without confirming it.

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The Trump administration has asked Washington state to set aside ballots from 400 voters it says may be noncitizens. CBS News and ABC News attribute the request to the Justice Department and describe the 400 as alleged noncitizens, without confirming it.

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The New York Times reports that an appeals court declined to intervene in a California ballot lawsuit. ABC News reports that an appeals court rejected the Trump administration's voting lawsuit against California.

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The New York Times reports that an appeals court declined to intervene in a California ballot lawsuit. ABC News reports that an appeals court rejected the Trump administration's voting lawsuit against California.

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Trump calls Obama «stupid» for comparing the White House to the Cheesecake Factory chain, according to El Universal. Clarín and El Comercio also report that Trump calls Obama «stupid» for mocking his White House reforms.

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Trump calls Obama «stupid» for comparing the White House to the Cheesecake Factory chain, according to El Universal. Clarín and El Comercio also report that Trump calls Obama «stupid» for mocking his White House reforms.

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Mark Carney says U.S. trade negotiators are moving closer to Canada's position. According to The Hindu and Mainichi, Carney says Trump is moving closer to Canada's trade demands as the midterm elections approach.

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The Trump administration has asked Washington state to set aside ballots from 400 voters it says may be noncitizens. CBS News and ABC News attribute the request to the Justice Department and describe the 400 as alleged noncitizens, without confirming it.

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CBS News says Trump campaigned for Republicans in Mississippi, a strongly conservative state. NPR and Mainichi highlight that Trump's Mississippi campaign underscores the challenges facing Republicans.

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Trump made explicit remarks about Nicki Minaj's body at a midterm rally in Michigan, according to Al Jazeera and Geo News. Premium Times reports that Trump complimented the singer's backside, while Semana quotes the remark that went viral, "hard to miss". Sky News describes Minaj as Trump's "number one fan", who joined him at the event.

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Three Peruvian and Argentine outlets report that the United States expects Delcy Rodríguez to leave the presidency of Venezuela vacant in 2027.

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CBS News reports that Catholic bishops lament a White House meeting that produced a photo with Trump. PBS NewsHour reports that Catholic bishops say a White House prayer photo with Trump was used politically. BBC News reports that Catholic bishops apologise for a Trump meeting that, according to the headline, was 'exploited'.

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According to several headlines, more than 300 U.S. soldiers are expected to arrive in Colombia for counter-narcotics exercises. Semana (Colombia) frames the story as a question about what the troops will do in the country, without further details in its headline.

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The United States is reportedly considering backing Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General, according to headlines from Observador and Diário de Notícias. The French daily Libération reports the same: Washington is considering Orbán to succeed António Guterres.

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According to several headlines, the Trump administration is reportedly considering Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General. Diário de Notícias describes the US as weighing support for Orbán, while ABC presents the bid as Trump's wish. El País mentions leaks about Trump's candidates and a deadlock in the selection; El Universal attributes the report to the WSJ.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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Zelensky says the US has been holding up air defense missiles for Ukraine for nearly a month. The Jerusalem Post specifies that the missiles are Patriots, whose final US approval Ukraine has awaited for nearly a month, according to Zelensky.

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A CBS News poll shows Democrats with a slight edge in House races. NPR says Democrats are still poised to gain ground, but the same poll shows warning signs about how much. CBS News also mentions Trump and Obama in the Michigan contest, with no further detail in the headlines.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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The headlines do not form a common story: one covers a philosophical question about the egg and the chicken, another US bishops warning about religious persecution, and a third an AI system from Anthropic with access to US electoral data.

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Peru's El Comercio reports that Iran says a resumption of the war will not change its policy. The New York Times reports a flurry of diplomacy involving Iran, alongside reports of U.S. and Israeli plans to renew the war. Al Jazeera asks how the US-Israeli war on Iran is causing disruption in Europe.

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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a car accident, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the minor injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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CBS News reports that Catholic bishops lament a White House meeting that produced a photo with Trump. PBS NewsHour reports that Catholic bishops say a White House prayer photo with Trump was used politically. BBC News reports that Catholic bishops apologise for a Trump meeting that, according to the headline, was 'exploited'.

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Jalen Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder was carted off after a serious injury during the game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Der Spiegel describes teammates in tears, and La Nación reports that the injury happened near the end of the game.

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Three Portuguese outlets report that the Portuguese company Tekever sold drones to US special forces. Diário de Notícias specifies that the drones use artificial intelligence.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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Trump says a trade deal with Canada will be reached quickly, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the United States says a trade deal with Canada will be reached, without attributing the claim directly to Trump.

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The United States is reportedly considering backing Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General, according to headlines from Observador and Diário de Notícias. The French daily Libération reports the same: Washington is considering Orbán to succeed António Guterres.

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Jalen Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder was carted off after a serious injury during the game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Der Spiegel describes teammates in tears, and La Nación reports that the injury happened near the end of the game.

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Three Portuguese outlets report that the Portuguese company Tekever sold drones to US special forces. Diário de Notícias specifies that the drones use artificial intelligence.

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The headlines do not form a common story: one covers a philosophical question about the egg and the chicken, another US bishops warning about religious persecution, and a third an AI system from Anthropic with access to US electoral data.

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Three Portuguese outlets report that the Portuguese company Tekever sold drones to US special forces. Diário de Notícias specifies that the drones use artificial intelligence.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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Trump made explicit remarks about Nicki Minaj's body at a midterm rally in Michigan, according to Al Jazeera and Geo News. Premium Times reports that Trump complimented the singer's backside, while Semana quotes the remark that went viral, "hard to miss". Sky News describes Minaj as Trump's "number one fan", who joined him at the event.

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Trump made explicit remarks about Nicki Minaj's body at a midterm rally in Michigan, according to Al Jazeera and Geo News. Premium Times reports that Trump complimented the singer's backside, while Semana quotes the remark that went viral, "hard to miss". Sky News describes Minaj as Trump's "number one fan", who joined him at the event.

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Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump onstage at a Michigan rally, according to several outlets. Trump praised the rapper; Fox News reports she pledged to back him again, and Punch quotes her saying Trump has changed America's mood. The Folha de S.Paulo and Premium Times highlight Trump's remarks about the singer's body, which Geo News calls bizarre. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that at the same rally Trump also escalated attacks against El-Sayed.

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Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump onstage at a Michigan rally, according to several outlets. Trump praised the rapper; Fox News reports she pledged to back him again, and Punch quotes her saying Trump has changed America's mood. The Folha de S.Paulo and Premium Times highlight Trump's remarks about the singer's body, which Geo News calls bizarre. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that at the same rally Trump also escalated attacks against El-Sayed.

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A US appeals court declined to intervene in or was skeptical of the Trump administration's lawsuit over California's mail-in ballot rules, according to the headlines. The Jerusalem Post says the court was skeptical, while The New York Times, ABC News and Al Jazeera report that it declined to intervene or ruled against the administration.

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US military forces have banned BYD, the Chinese-made cars, from a key air base in Okinawa, Japan. According to The Guardian, the measure treats these vehicles as an unacceptable risk. Mainichi reports the ban is motivated by security concerns.

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Al Jazeera reports that a US appeals court was sceptical of Trump's lawsuit against California over voter rolls. The Jerusalem Post says the appeals court was skeptical of the Trump administration's lawsuit against California's mail-in ballots. The New York Times reports that the appeals court declined to intervene in the California ballot lawsuit. ABC News says the appeals court rejected the Trump administration's voting lawsuit against California.

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Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump onstage at a Michigan rally, according to several outlets. Trump praised the rapper; Fox News reports she pledged to back him again, and Punch quotes her saying Trump has changed America's mood. The Folha de S.Paulo and Premium Times highlight Trump's remarks about the singer's body, which Geo News calls bizarre. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that at the same rally Trump also escalated attacks against El-Sayed.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump onstage at a Michigan rally, according to several outlets. Trump praised the rapper; Fox News reports she pledged to back him again, and Punch quotes her saying Trump has changed America's mood. The Folha de S.Paulo and Premium Times highlight Trump's remarks about the singer's body, which Geo News calls bizarre. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that at the same rally Trump also escalated attacks against El-Sayed.

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Rapper Nicki Minaj boarded the presidential plane and joined Donald Trump at a rally in Michigan, according to El Mundo, RPP and Clarín. El Mundo adds that during the speech Trump referred to the singer's body, saying "it's hard not to see it".

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Rapper Nicki Minaj boarded the presidential plane and joined Donald Trump at a rally in Michigan, according to El Mundo, RPP and Clarín. El Mundo adds that during the speech Trump referred to the singer's body, saying "it's hard not to see it".

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Rapper Nicki Minaj boarded the presidential plane and joined Donald Trump at a rally in Michigan, according to El Mundo, RPP and Clarín. El Mundo adds that during the speech Trump referred to the singer's body, saying "it's hard not to see it".

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Metrópoles reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro, in a video in English, accuses the elections of fraud, also without evidence.

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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a car accident, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the minor injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of the Alaska Senate election results. Blanche says Trump is not trying to interfere with the results, according to PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post. NPR reports the lawsuit would block the results if the Republican candidate loses.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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Audi will invest $4.2 billion in a car plant in the United States, according to TASS. Trump says Audi will invest $4.2 billion in its first U.S. auto plant, while the South China Morning Post reports that Trump credits tariffs for the new Georgia plant.

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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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