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According to the headlines, Ukraine fired nearly 1,200 drones at Russia while U.S.-led talks on European security are underway. PBS NewsHour refers to wider European security, while ABC News and The Hindu use shorter wording for the same theme.

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The head of Mossad is in Washington for talks on Iran, according to Axios as cited by Il Fatto Quotidiano and ANSA. Haaretz reports that he met officials in the Trump administration, while TASS, citing media, reports his arrival in Washington for consultations. The headlines say Netanyahu is pressing to resume the war with Iran; the Italian and Israeli papers attribute this claim to others, and the headlines do not confirm it.

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The head of Mossad is in Washington for talks on Iran, according to Axios as cited by Il Fatto Quotidiano and ANSA. Haaretz reports that he met officials in the Trump administration, while TASS, citing media, reports his arrival in Washington for consultations. The headlines say Netanyahu is pressing to resume the war with Iran; the Italian and Israeli papers attribute this claim to others, and the headlines do not confirm it.

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CBS News (US) reports that China warns against new U.S. export controls on computer chips.

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According to the headlines, Ukraine fired nearly 1,200 drones at Russia while U.S.-led talks on European security are underway. PBS NewsHour refers to wider European security, while ABC News and The Hindu use shorter wording for the same theme.

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The head of Mossad is in Washington for talks on Iran, according to Axios as cited by Il Fatto Quotidiano and ANSA. Haaretz reports that he met officials in the Trump administration, while TASS, citing media, reports his arrival in Washington for consultations. The headlines say Netanyahu is pressing to resume the war with Iran; the Italian and Israeli papers attribute this claim to others, and the headlines do not confirm it.

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The head of Mossad is in Washington for talks on Iran, according to Axios as cited by Il Fatto Quotidiano and ANSA. Haaretz reports that he met officials in the Trump administration, while TASS, citing media, reports his arrival in Washington for consultations. The headlines say Netanyahu is pressing to resume the war with Iran; the Italian and Israeli papers attribute this claim to others, and the headlines do not confirm it.

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Sky News reports that the FBI seized $1.2 billion stolen in a hack of Binance. CBS News and Yonhap give the same sum as recovered, with Yonhap saying a U.S. court approved the seizure. Yonhap attributes the theft to North Korea, while the other two headlines do not name a perpetrator.

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Trump says antisemitism in the US is at levels «like Germany in 1938», according to The Times of Israel. Jornal de Notícias and Observador report that Trump compares antisemitism in the US to that of Nazi Germany.

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Trump says antisemitism in the US is at levels «like Germany in 1938», according to The Times of Israel. Jornal de Notícias and Observador report that Trump compares antisemitism in the US to that of Nazi Germany.

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Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that Nvidia's former CEO has been summoned to testify before the US Congress. Folha de S.Paulo adds that a US secretary was also summoned, over alleged espionage. RTP describes a scandal at Nvidia, though its headline does not specify what it involves.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Iran says it targeted a US radar site in Bahrain, in retaliation, according to several outlets from different countries. Iran claims to have destroyed a US early-warning radar, although one headline speaks only of an attack. El Mundo says the attack was retaliation for an attack on Iran's coast, while the other headlines do not mention that cause.

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Trump says the US does not need an agreement with Iran, claiming the matter has been left behind. Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 report that Trump pulled his vice president from the negotiations with Iran.

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Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that Nvidia's former CEO has been summoned to testify before the US Congress. Folha de S.Paulo adds that a US secretary was also summoned, over alleged espionage. RTP describes a scandal at Nvidia, though its headline does not specify what it involves.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Iran says it targeted a US radar site in Bahrain, in retaliation, according to several outlets from different countries. Iran claims to have destroyed a US early-warning radar, although one headline speaks only of an attack. El Mundo says the attack was retaliation for an attack on Iran's coast, while the other headlines do not mention that cause.

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Trump says the US does not need an agreement with Iran, claiming the matter has been left behind. Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 report that Trump pulled his vice president from the negotiations with Iran.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Iran says it targeted a US radar site in Bahrain, in retaliation, according to several outlets from different countries. Iran claims to have destroyed a US early-warning radar, although one headline speaks only of an attack. El Mundo says the attack was retaliation for an attack on Iran's coast, while the other headlines do not mention that cause.

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Several headlines report that China's access to Nvidia chips is in doubt as restrictions gain traction in the US Congress. Daily Maverick and The Indian Express specify that access is in doubt only for some Nvidia chips.

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Al Jazeera and The Hindu report shootings in Washington DC, with fatalities and injuries. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, reports a shooting in Manso Keniago that left four dead and 15 injured, which the Lands Ministry is investigating.

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El País describes those exports as supervised, a term the other headlines do not use.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Iran says it targeted a US radar site in Bahrain, in retaliation, according to several outlets from different countries. Iran claims to have destroyed a US early-warning radar, although one headline speaks only of an attack. El Mundo says the attack was retaliation for an attack on Iran's coast, while the other headlines do not mention that cause.

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The U.S. Congress has summoned Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify. Capital FM in Kenya says Jensen Huang, described as a former Nvidia CEO, is summoned over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The Hindu in India reports that Lutnick is to testify on Nvidia, citing U.S. media.

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The US Congress has increased scrutiny of Trump and Nvidia after Jensen Huang's exit, according to Channels TV and The Japan Times. Rappler says Huang's exit and US scrutiny threaten $3 billion in Chinese AI projects that rely on Nvidia.

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Mississippi has elected its first Black senator in nearly 150 years, according to Geo News, Folha de S.Paulo and Al Jazeera. Folha de S.Paulo adds that Mississippi was the state that resisted the end of segregation in the US most.

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Gazeta do Povo publishes an analysis by a former PCB leader who describes Lula's Brazil as “tropical socialism, disguised as democracy.” Poder360 reports that Flávio says the US has a “thriving democracy,” unlike Brazil. Both headlines criticise Brazilian democracy, but they come from different sources and are worded differently.

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Trump says the US does not need a deal with Iran and tells Vance to focus on corruption. The Sydney Morning Herald reports Trump has pulled JD Vance off the Iran war talks. The Japan Times describes the move as a bet on a shaky status quo.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to back Hugo Motta's re-election as speaker of the lower house, amid a split in the PL, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Poder360 focuses on another point: Flávio Bolsonaro rejects the label of fugitive and sets his sights on the presidency.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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According to the BBC, Zelensky welcomes the US bringing Europe into Russia-Ukraine peace talks, and The Hindu reports that the US and Ukraine say Europe will join the talks. The Guardian attributes to Kushner the claim that Europe will join the negotiations, and adds that Putin warns against peacekeepers. Russia says, per Dhaka Tribune, that no decision has been made on letting Europe join the talks, while TASS quotes the German chancellor saying it will happen 'in coming weeks'. EU leaders say, according to the Express Tribune, that Europe's security cannot be part of the Ukraine peace talks.

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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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Mississippi has elected its first Black senator in nearly 150 years, according to Geo News, Folha de S.Paulo and Al Jazeera. Folha de S.Paulo adds that Mississippi was the state that resisted the end of segregation in the US most.

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Zelenskyy says Ukraine's use of Starshield has been limited again, during a meeting with U.S. envoys. TASS and The Kyiv Independent also report Starshield restrictions for Ukraine, and the latter says Kyiv is asking the U.S. for an explanation of the speed limits. ANSA quotes Zelensky saying there are new Starshield limitations, but that the U.S. has given no explanation.

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The United States accuses North Korea of stealing about 400 million dollars in cryptocurrency, according to Metrópoles and Clarín. Clarín reports that the theft took place over 18 months.

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The Senate approved the Lula government's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360, and Agência Brasil reports approval of the base text, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 bn. Metrópoles reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the US, voted against the fiscal adjustment. Folha de S.Paulo says a Lula minister states the package should be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies immediately after the Senate finishes its review.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Supporters of Scott Colom celebrated his Senate victory in Mississippi, which was described as historic. ABC News says, in an analysis, that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future. CBS News quotes Jasmine Crockett saying Mississippi has been overlooked, in reference to Colom's victory.

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CBS News describes how Jensen Huang's sudden resignation from Nvidia unfolded. PBS NewsHour asks what Huang's departure means for chipmakers, AI and U.S. national security, without giving answers.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Cindy Holscher won the election for governor of Kansas, keeping the office for the Democrats. PBS NewsHour places the win within a wave of recent Democratic victories, while Fox News describes it as the party keeping the governor's mansion.

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Cindy Holscher won the election for governor of Kansas, keeping the office for the Democrats. PBS NewsHour places the win within a wave of recent Democratic victories, while Fox News describes it as the party keeping the governor's mansion.

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Cindy Holscher won the election for governor of Kansas, keeping the office for the Democrats. PBS NewsHour places the win within a wave of recent Democratic victories, while Fox News describes it as the party keeping the governor's mansion.

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Cindy Holscher won the election for governor of Kansas, keeping the office for the Democrats. PBS NewsHour places the win within a wave of recent Democratic victories, while Fox News describes it as the party keeping the governor's mansion.

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Trump says the US does not need a deal with Iran and tells Vance to focus on corruption. The Sydney Morning Herald reports Trump has pulled JD Vance off the Iran war talks. The Japan Times describes the move as a bet on a shaky status quo.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of War, decorated a soldier who had told him to keep quiet during a military tribute. Argentina's Clarín describes the same episode in the same terms: the soldier who asked the secretary to be silent was decorated by him.

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Al Jazeera and The Hindu report shootings in Washington DC, with fatalities and injuries. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, reports a shooting in Manso Keniago that left four dead and 15 injured, which the Lands Ministry is investigating.

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The headlines disagree on European participation in the Ukraine peace talks. Expresso reports that the US confirms a European presence in the talks, on the day Putin refused any concessions. RTP says Europe may yet enter the negotiations. Público reports that Putin accepts European representatives taking part in the talks.

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Trump says the US does not need a deal with Iran, according to headlines from several outlets in different countries. Some headlines say Trump removed JD Vance from the negotiations, while others say he asked him to focus on corruption or Democratic fraud. Al Jazeera asks why Trump says no deal is necessary with Iran as he sidelines Vance.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate seat, becoming the first Black man elected to the Senate from the state in 145 years, according to Clarín and Le Monde. CBS News and PBS NewsHour highlight the state's reaction and Colom's long-shot campaign to flip the seat. CGTN describes him as Mississippi's first Black senator since Reconstruction. The New York Times reports comedian Seth Meyers's reaction to the win, while Tages-Anzeiger says Trump praised Colom after the victory.

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CBS News says Trump reacted after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned. The New York Times describes Jensen Huang as Nvidia's ousted CEO and presents him as the face of the A.I. boom powering the U.S. economy. The two headlines frame Huang's departure differently: one speaks of a resignation, the other of an ouster.

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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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According to a headline from The New York Times, SpaceX plans to invest $74 billion to build data centers in Texas and Arizona.

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Pete Hegseth awarded a U.S. soldier who scolded him and his group near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. According to RTP, the soldier said «Well done, soldier» after the group laughed, and CBS News and ABC News place the event at Arlington. Fox News calls the recognition a special honor from the Pentagon chief.

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