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Iranian leaders welcomed the U.S. midterm results, which voters are reading as a rebuke of the Trump administration and the war against Iran. According to Tehran Times, Iranian officials link the Republican defeat to the war against Iran. The Express Tribune describes the reaction as gloating, with Iranian officials celebrating Trump's blow at the polls. Al Jazeera adds that Trump may still attack Iran.

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Democrats took control of Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, according to The Guardian, CBS News, ABC News and CGTN. Dawn and Fox News describe a defeat for Trump's Republicans, and Fox News calls the result a blue wave. Dhaka Tribune asks what comes next, without developing the point in its headline.

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According to the outlets, Russia expects Trump to keep pushing peace efforts in Ukraine despite his party's defeat in the midterm elections. El Universal adds that Democrats will control Congress.

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Several Latin American outlets say the US political map is uncertain after the Democratic wave in the midterm elections. Chile's La Tercera asks whether the result was a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or simply a normal win.

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Governments and media outlets react to the US midterm election results, which give victory to the Democrats. Al Jazeera describes a seismic shift in US politics, while CBS News highlights President Trump's reaction to the Democratic wins in the House and Senate.

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Three newspapers, from South Africa and Pakistan, report that Senate candidates hand-picked by Trump lost and that Republicans paid the price. The Daily Maverick highlights Democratic gains, while Dawn and The Express Tribune focus on Trump's hand-picking of the candidates.

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Israel's election commission rejects fraud charges made by Benjamin Netanyahu and confirms the election results. The Guardian says Netanyahu claims voting fraud, while Al Jazeera and The Indian Express focus their headlines on the confirmed results.

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Elon Musk joked about the Republican defeat in the US elections, according to Clarín and Folha de S.Paulo, which also mention the record sums he put into the party. Folha de S.Paulo gives a figure of R$ 2 billion spent on the party; Clarín and El Comercio mention only record amounts, with no specific value.

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Several headlines report historic firsts in the 2026 US midterm elections. The Indian Express highlights three firsts: a gay man, a Black man and a Muslim. The Hindu mentions a first Black woman governor and a first Muslim senator. Al Jazeera says these firsts redraw the US political map.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the election for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour and other outlets. New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani celebrated the win, saying it means a great deal to many people. Observador describes El-Sayed as a provocative figure and the first Muslim in the Senate, while The Wire adds that he is the first Muslim U.S. senator and that his in-laws in India are delighted.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, according to several outlets. Dhaka Tribune asks what comes next, without giving details on that question in its headline. CBS News and PBS NewsHour also highlight state-level results, with Democrats taking full control of more state governments and the Texas House.

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Several outlets, from Israel, Tanzania and India, highlight the main takeaways from the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel reports that Democrats dominated the vote and lists six takeaways relevant to Jewish readers. The Wire asks whether the elections mark the end of the Trump era, but its headline does not answer that question.

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Trump acknowledges that the war with Iran contributed to the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, according to Folha de S.Paulo and La Tercera. Expresso reports that Iran sees the defeat as a "no to the war".

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Several newspapers from different countries published takeaways from the 2026 US midterm elections, in which Democrats dominated Congress. The South China Morning Post also highlights what this means for Trump and Iran, while the other headlines do not address that topic. Al Jazeera limits its takeaways to California in the same elections.

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Israel's election commission rejects fraud charges made by Benjamin Netanyahu and confirms the election results. The Guardian says Netanyahu claims voting fraud, while Al Jazeera and The Indian Express focus their headlines on the confirmed results.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum says the dispute over nine islands on the Rio Bravo serves Texas's electoral interests and states that the outcome of the US elections will be respected. Clarín and La Jornada attribute to Mexico the reading that Texas's claim over the border islands on the Rio Bravo is driven by electoral aims.

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According to ANSA and Folha de S.Paulo, Tesla and SpaceX shares fell in premarket trading after the midterm election results. The New York Times attributes the drop to a setback for Musk in the midterms, while Geo News points to regulatory fears. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that alongside the fall in Tesla and SpaceX, Trump Media also declined, while Wall Street rose.

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The 2026 US midterm elections included key races for the House and Senate, and newspapers report on where those contests stand. PBS NewsHour says Democrats took control of the Senate after winning key midterm races. Al Jazeera asks which key races remain undecided.

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Israel's election commission rejects fraud charges made by Benjamin Netanyahu and confirms the election results. The Guardian says Netanyahu claims voting fraud, while Al Jazeera and The Indian Express focus their headlines on the confirmed results.

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Poder360 reports that a Brazilian was elected state representative in Florida. Metrópoles adds that, after his election in the US, Talarico joked with Brazilians about not stealing their girlfriends.

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Governments and media outlets react to the US midterm election results, which give victory to the Democrats. Al Jazeera describes a seismic shift in US politics, while CBS News highlights President Trump's reaction to the Democratic wins in the House and Senate.

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Democrats secure a majority in the US Congress, according to Observador and O País. Gazeta do Povo reports that Democrats will govern a majority of US states for the first time in 16 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that, with this majority, Democrats could make Trump's life difficult until 2028.

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The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are covered by outlets in several countries, with headlines on results summaries and voting imagery. CBS News says Democrats recorded major wins. The Times of Israel says Democrats dominated the elections, while Haaretz links Israel to the midterms. The Express Tribune reports that at least seven Muslims were elected to Congress.

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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Diário de Notícias reports that European stocks and tech are recovering after the Democratic victory in the US. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the dollar weakens and US stocks and bonds rise after Trump's election defeat. Público says stocks rise with the Democratic victory, but Musk is already recording heavy losses.

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The New York Times says Israel's President could play a key role in breaking the post-election deadlock. BBC News reports that Israel's President will begin consultations with the parties because of the election deadlock. Dawn, from Pakistan, reports that Israel's President is urging compromise after a divisive election.

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Israel's election commission rejects fraud charges made by Benjamin Netanyahu and confirms the election results. The Guardian says Netanyahu claims voting fraud, while Al Jazeera and The Indian Express focus their headlines on the confirmed results.

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Several outlets, from Israel, Tanzania and India, highlight the main takeaways from the US midterm elections. The Times of Israel reports that Democrats dominated the vote and lists six takeaways relevant to Jewish readers. The Wire asks whether the elections mark the end of the Trump era, but its headline does not answer that question.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that Zini appears to backtrack on a request to interrogate Arab MKs in the probe into foreign interference in the election. The Times of Israel says Zini met with the attorney general and, according to reports, vowed to follow the law during the foreign interference probe.

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Iran's chief negotiator says American voters voted "no to war" in the midterm elections.

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A Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, according to Público, becoming the first Democrat to hold that seat. Metrópoles reports that after the election, the winner joked with Brazilians that he would not steal their girls.

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The Guardian asks readers how they feel about the US midterm election results. The New York Times says these election results are historic, without specifying why in its headline. Al Jazeera reports that Trump blames the Iran war for the results.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Several candidates are described as having made history in the 2026 US midterm elections, according to ABC News. NPR reports nine candidates for governor who made history, while CBS News highlights Black candidates for governor who did so through midterm victories. The headlines do not specify what, beyond what each one states, made these candidacies historic.

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La Tercera in Chile reports that Trump acknowledges the war with Iran influenced the Republican defeat in the midterm elections. El Comercio in Peru describes Iranians mocking Trump's crushing midterm election defeat. Clarín in Argentina focuses on a US expert who spent ten hours explaining the midterm elections.

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ABC and Gazeta do Povo report that Trump blames Republican candidates for the defeat, while accepting the election result. Jornal de Notícias says the Democratic win led Trump to assign blame to Republicans. El Universal says Trump blames the war with Iran and his party's candidates for the Republican losses. Poder360 says JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat.

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Three newspapers, from South Africa and Pakistan, report that Senate candidates hand-picked by Trump lost and that Republicans paid the price. The Daily Maverick highlights Democratic gains, while Dawn and The Express Tribune focus on Trump's hand-picking of the candidates.

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Several newspapers from different countries published takeaways from the 2026 US midterm elections, in which Democrats dominated Congress. The South China Morning Post also highlights what this means for Trump and Iran, while the other headlines do not address that topic. Al Jazeera limits its takeaways to California in the same elections.

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Elon Musk joked about the Republicans' election defeat, according to Channels TV. BBC News reports that Musk's millions failed to deliver Texas to the Republicans in the midterms. NPR says Musk will face scrutiny from Democrats in Washington and Texas after the midterms.

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A Seoul appeals court has upheld the conviction of former President Yoon in his election law case, according to Hankyoreh and The Hindu. Hankyoreh says the ruling could put the PPP on the hook for 39.7 billion won in campaign expenses. Before the ruling, Yonhap and The Korea Times reported that the appeals court was due to rule on the case.

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Israel's election commission rejected Netanyahu's fraud charges and confirmed the election results. ABC News reports the commission found no evidence of fraud in the Israeli election. The South China Morning Post frames the decision as a blow to Netanyahu, rejecting fraud claims tied to an Arab party. CBC News and The Express Tribune say the Israeli president received the certified or official election results.

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Democrats secure a majority in the US Congress, according to Observador and O País. Gazeta do Povo reports that Democrats will govern a majority of US states for the first time in 16 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that, with this majority, Democrats could make Trump's life difficult until 2028.

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Israel's Shin Bet chief reportedly seeks an investigation of Arab party leaders over alleged election interference, according to Haaretz and The Times of Israel. Haaretz says the chief is withholding evidence; The Times of Israel says he has not provided any. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Shin Bet wants to question Arab party leaders over suspected foreign interference. The Jerusalem Post says former Joint List leader Ayman Odeh is suspected of receiving foreign funds in the Shin Bet probe.

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European stock markets rose after the Democrats won the US elections, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the dollar weakened and US stocks and bonds rose after Trump's defeat.

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Israel's election commission rejected Netanyahu's fraud charges and confirmed the election results. ABC News reports the commission found no evidence of fraud in the Israeli election. The South China Morning Post frames the decision as a blow to Netanyahu, rejecting fraud claims tied to an Arab party. CBC News and The Express Tribune say the Israeli president received the certified or official election results.

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Americans went to the polls in the US midterm elections. According to Channels TV and Punch, several Nigerian-American candidates won, with Channels TV reporting four wins. Premium Times says 14 Nigerian-Americans secured victories in the US midterm elections.

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ABC and Gazeta do Povo report that Trump blames Republican candidates for the defeat, while accepting the election result. Jornal de Notícias says the Democratic win led Trump to assign blame to Republicans. El Universal says Trump blames the war with Iran and his party's candidates for the Republican losses. Poder360 says JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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Mike Johnson will step down as the top House Republican next Congress, according to CBS News, NPR and The Jerusalem Post. CBS News and The Jerusalem Post link the decision to the party's midterm losses, the latter citing a report. Earlier, Fox News had reported that Johnson was projected to easily win re-election to a fifth House term.

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Israel's election commission rejected Netanyahu's fraud charges and confirmed the election results. ABC News reports the commission found no evidence of fraud in the Israeli election. The South China Morning Post frames the decision as a blow to Netanyahu, rejecting fraud claims tied to an Arab party. CBC News and The Express Tribune say the Israeli president received the certified or official election results.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan and becomes the first Muslim senator in the country's history, according to several outlets. According to Dawn, El-Sayed says «We did it!» and celebrates the win. Observador describes him as provocative, and ABC reports that Trump called him a «jihadist»; the headlines do not show that this accusation was confirmed. Fox News reports that Mamdani says the victory «means so much to so many».

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Campaigning for South Africa's local elections has ended, according to CGTN. Daily Maverick and Mail & Guardian are running live coverage of the 2026 local government elections in South Africa.

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The Japan Times, Daily Maverick, Dawn and The Express Tribune all report that Senate candidates hand-picked by Trump cost Republicans. Daily Maverick's headline also highlights gains for Democrats.

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Democrats have retaken the U.S. House majority, according to several headlines; Punch also reports gains in Senate seats. The Guardian describes the win as a 'blue wave' amid Trump's historic unpopularity, and Channels TV calls it a major blow to Trump's Republicans. Yonhap reports that the South Korean won weakened slightly after Democrats retook Congress in the midterms. Haaretz calls the retaking of the House and Senate a stunning upset and runs live results.

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The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are covered by outlets in several countries, with headlines on results summaries and voting imagery. CBS News says Democrats recorded major wins. The Times of Israel says Democrats dominated the elections, while Haaretz links Israel to the midterms. The Express Tribune reports that at least seven Muslims were elected to Congress.

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Obama celebrates the Democratic win in the US elections and calls it a "clear message", according to Metrópoles. La Tercera and Semana also report Obama's celebration of the Democratic victory in the midterms, presenting it as a message to Americans. La Tercera ties the message to unity and solutions, while Semana does not specify its content.

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According to the headlines, Democrats have taken control of the US Congress after voters rejected Trump’s Republicans. The Guardian reports that Democrats won control of the Senate and that voters rejected Trump’s agenda. The Sydney Morning Herald describes the result as sanity prevailing over Trump.

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Trump rejects blame for Republican losses and says candidates failed to inspire voters, according to Punch. Egypt Independent reports that Trump reacted to the Republican losses and declined to take the blame. Fox News reports that Trump pledges to veto Democratic bills he calls "insane" and points to an issue as partially responsible for the Republican losses.

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Iran's parliament speaker says, according to TASS, that Americans said no to war with Iran as they voted in the midterms. IRNA and Tehran Times say Americans rejected the war at the polls, and Tehran Times adds that voters punished Trump over the war on Iran. Iran's chief negotiator, according to MyJoyOnline, says Americans voted 'no to war'. The Hindu only reports that Americans are voting in the midterm elections. Channels TV and Punch highlight four Nigerian-Americans who won, without linking them to the war question.

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Hakeem Jeffries is poised to become the first Black speaker of the US House of Representatives, according to the Jerusalem Post, NPR and The Times of Israel. Jeffries has announced his bid for House speaker, according to Fox News, El Comercio and Clarín, after the midterm elections.

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The FBI arrested and charged an Oklahoma man for sending hundreds of letters containing white powder to public officials, including election officials. Al Jazeera puts the number of letters at over 700, and The Jerusalem Post describes them as threatening.

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Oil prices rose on uncertainty over the Iran war, according to The Hindu and The Express Tribune. Channels TV reports that oil prices fell after Trump's election defeat, without mentioning the Iran war. Malaysiakini reports that Democrats took the House and Senate from Republicans in the US midterms.

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South Africans voted in local elections, which Al Jazeera presents as a test for the embattled ANC. The Citizen highlights anger over failing services as a threat to the ANC.

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Several headlines report historic firsts in the US midterm elections, especially for women and minorities in leadership. The Indian Express highlights specifically a first gay, Black and Muslim winner.

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Israel's election commission found no evidence of fraud in the vote, rejecting Netanyahu's claims. The South China Morning Post calls the decision a blow to Netanyahu and says the commission rejected fraud claims involving an Arab party. According to CBC News and The Express Tribune, the Israeli president received the certified election results after the commission denied voter fraud.

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A Brazilian has been elected to the Florida state House, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Público highlights that he is the first Democrat elected to that post.

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Jimmy Kimmel commented on the Democratic midterm victory, described as a «blue wave», in his late-night monologue. The New York Times and CBC News present the monologue as a jab at Trump, while Fox News says only that Kimmel revelled in the Democratic blue wave.

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The New York Times looks at how the stock market is reacting to the midterm elections in the United States. CBS News reports that the stock market rose after Democrats won in the midterm elections.

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Democrat Troy Jackson defeats Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the Maine Senate race, according to CBS News and NPR. PBS NewsHour also reports Jackson's win, and Al Jazeera frames it as a setback for Republicans. Argentina's Clarín says Collins has conceded the defeat.

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Israel's election commission found no evidence of fraud and rejected Netanyahu's charges, according to Haaretz and Dawn. The certified results were submitted to President Herzog, who accepted them, according to CBC News. Al Jazeera, The Hindu, Geo News and The Guardian report the same, with the commission rejecting the fraud claims.

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Oil prices rose on uncertainty over the Iran war, according to The Hindu and The Express Tribune. Channels TV reports that oil prices fell after Trump's election defeat, without mentioning the Iran war. Malaysiakini reports that Democrats took the House and Senate from Republicans in the US midterms.

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Trump admits the Iran war played a role in Republican losses in the midterm elections, according to Geo News and Channels TV. Hong Kong Free Press reports the same reading: Trump congratulates Democrats on the midterms and says the Iran war played a role.

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According to the headlines, Democrats have taken control of the US Congress after voters rejected Trump’s Republicans. The Guardian reports that Democrats won control of the Senate and that voters rejected Trump’s agenda. The Sydney Morning Herald describes the result as sanity prevailing over Trump.

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Democrats gained control of Congress, with projected wins in the Senate and House of Representatives, according to headlines from CBS News, NPR and ABC News. Al Jazeera reports that US Democrats are celebrating their win of Congress, while Dawn and Capital FM describe the results as historic gains. Trump says he will veto everything if Democrats gain control of Congress, according to The Indian Express, and says he was not on the ballot, according to the South China Morning Post. TASS attributes to the DDHQ portal the projection that Democrats will gain control of the House of Representatives.

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US outlets say the 2026 midterm elections will decide control of Congress, with the House and Senate at stake. CBS News and ABC News focus on the balance of power and control of the House and Senate; Fox News says the battle for Congress is only the beginning. Rappler, in the Philippines, presents the same question as what is at stake in the US elections.

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According to CBS News, Democrats won major victories in the midterm elections. Iran says American voters sent a message of no to war, and IRNA likewise reports that Americans rejected war in the elections. TASS reported that Trump Media shares rose by over 5% amid the elections.

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ABC reports that Trump suffered a major electoral defeat and blames the Republican candidates. Gazeta do Povo reports that Trump says he is "willing" to accept the midterm results and blames Republicans for the defeat. El Universal reports that Trump reacted to the Republican defeats, blaming the war with Iran and his party's candidates. Poder360 reports that JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat in the elections.

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Several headlines say US voters gave Democrats control of Congress in a blue wave, which Fox News calls a tsunami. The headlines point to discontent with Trump and the economy as factors behind the result. Malaysiakini reports that Trump floats a claim that he would have trumped them all, presented in the headline as his own. CBC News and The Guardian focus on the Democratic leaders' next steps and on how quickly the wave took Congress.

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South Africans voted in local elections, which ABC News says could extend the ANC's decline, while Al Jazeera presents them as a test for the party it describes as embattled. The Citizen says anger over failing services threatens the ANC, while CGTN simply reports the vote as a key local election.

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Democrats won the South Carolina Senate race, which headlines describe as a rebuke to Trump. RNZ describes a historic rebuke to Trump's America, with Democrats winning the House and Senate. PBS NewsHour highlights Democratic wins in governorships in Texas and other Republican-controlled states.

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Trump says he will accept the election result and work with the Democratic Party, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles and Poder360 also report that Trump says he will accept defeat, but both highlight a post of his featuring the word "veto", which the headlines describe as an image or a cap.

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Democrats gained control of the US Senate in the midterms, according to Bloomberg, ABC News, CBS News and CNN, as cited by the Sydney Morning Herald. Later reports from PBS NewsHour, ABC News, The Globe and Mail and CGTN covered the House win, while The Indian Express and Al Jazeera pointed to the same result in both chambers. Capital FM, in Kenya, describes historic gains and control of Congress, and The Indian Express attributes the result to Donald Trump's failure in the midterm test.

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According to the headlines, Democrats have taken control of the US Congress after voters rejected Trump’s Republicans. The Guardian reports that Democrats won control of the Senate and that voters rejected Trump’s agenda. The Sydney Morning Herald describes the result as sanity prevailing over Trump.

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Several candidates are described as having made history in the 2026 US midterm elections, according to ABC News. NPR reports nine candidates for governor who made history, while CBS News highlights Black candidates for governor who did so through midterm victories. The headlines do not specify what, beyond what each one states, made these candidacies historic.

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Pastor Adam Hamilton was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the state's first Democrat in the Senate in 94 years, according to Metrópoles and other outlets. CBS News describes the win as another Democratic upset, while El País says Hamilton took the seat from Republican Marshall. The New York Times analyses how Kansas finally elected a Democratic senator.

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Trump says he accepts the results of the midterm elections and expects to reach agreements with Democrats. The three outlets, from Peru and Argentina, report the same information with nearly identical headlines.

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This story brings together coverage from several countries of the 2026 US midterm elections, with live results and explanations of how votes are counted and when results are announced. According to The New York Times, Trump says in an interview that he will accept the election results, a report that TASS and The Daily Star also carry. Punch says Trump claims he will accept the results and work with Democrats, while Mainichi reports that the Japanese government considers the alliance with the US essential regardless of the outcome. The South China Morning Post asks whether the results could disrupt Washington's ties with China.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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Campaigning for South Africa's local elections has ended, according to CGTN. Daily Maverick and Mail & Guardian are running live coverage of the 2026 local government elections in South Africa.

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Trump says he will accept the results of the midterm congressional elections, according to several outlets. One headline, from The Indian Express, links that position to Democrats being on track for a big win. The Daily Star attributes the information to The New York Times, which reported it from an interview.

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Democrat Rob Sand won the Iowa governor's race, according to PBS NewsHour, CBS News and NPR. NPR highlights that the win ends Republican control of the office; CBS News names Zach Lahn as the candidate defeated.

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the Texas governor race, defeating Republican Greg Abbott, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight that Hinojosa becomes the first Latina governor of Texas. Some outlets describe the win as a surprise; Fox News says Abbott was stunned.

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According to CBS News, Trump congratulated the Democrats in a call on election night. Fox News reports that Trump congratulated the Democrats after midterms dominated by them, saying he looks forward to working with them.

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Trump says he will accept the election result and work with the Democratic Party, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles and Poder360 also report that Trump says he will accept defeat, but both highlight a post of his featuring the word "veto", which the headlines describe as an image or a cap.

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Trump says he accepts the results of the midterm elections and expects to reach agreements with Democrats. The three outlets, from Peru and Argentina, report the same information with nearly identical headlines.

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Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race in Texas, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Headlines stress that he is the first Democratic senator elected by Texas in 38 years, though the BBC writes 1988, which covers the same span. Al Jazeera and La Repubblica quote Talarico himself, who says he 'defeated Goliath'.

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The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are covered by outlets in several countries, with headlines on results summaries and voting imagery. CBS News says Democrats recorded major wins. The Times of Israel says Democrats dominated the elections, while Haaretz links Israel to the midterms. The Express Tribune reports that at least seven Muslims were elected to Congress.

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Trump says he will accept the results of the midterm congressional elections, according to several outlets. One headline, from The Indian Express, links that position to Democrats being on track for a big win. The Daily Star attributes the information to The New York Times, which reported it from an interview.

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The Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Poder360 report that a Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, the first Democrat to win the seat. Metrópoles highlights a different result: Talarico became the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas since 1988.

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Trump says he will accept the results of the midterm congressional elections, according to several outlets. One headline, from The Indian Express, links that position to Democrats being on track for a big win. The Daily Star attributes the information to The New York Times, which reported it from an interview.

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According to projections cited by El Comercio and Clarín, the Democrats are moving toward a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, taking control from the Republicans. RPP reports the same outcome, based on projections, as part of the U.S. elections. A Nação describes the result as a historic defeat for Trump and says the Democrats also win the U.S. Senate.

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South Africans voted in local elections, which several headlines present as a test for the ANC. The Guardian and The Citizen highlight anger over poor public services and the threat this poses to the ANC. ABC News writes that the elections could continue the decline of the ANC.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Spain, Brazil and Colombia describe a "blue wave" in the US midterm elections, with Democrats regaining the House of Representatives. Público and RTP call it a "tsunami", and La Silla Vacía says Democrats will hold majorities in Congress. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles present the result as a defeat for Trump.

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Republican Byron Donalds won the Florida governor's election, becoming the state's first Black governor. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Donalds is an ally of Trump, while La Nación focuses on his proposals for migrants and his position on ICE. Fox News reports that an MS NOW host suggested Donalds is not a true «kinfolk» after the historic victory.

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Several outlets from several countries say the Democrats won control of the House of Representatives in the US midterm elections. According to CNN, as cited by The Sydney Morning Herald, the Democrats also won control of the Senate, and Dawn reports the same. Premium Times and Al Jazeera describe the result as a loss for Trump, and Fox News speaks of a blue wave.

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The White House says Trump was not on the ballot, after Republican losses in the midterms. According to CBS News, Trump touts the White House ballroom after Republican midterm losses. Mainichi says Trump brags about the ballroom and seeks to deflect blame for the Republican midterm defeat. Poder360 reports that the White House account on X says Trump is still the president.

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Campaigning for South Africa's local elections has ended, according to CGTN. Daily Maverick and Mail & Guardian are running live coverage of the 2026 local government elections in South Africa.

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Keisha Lance Bottoms becomes the first Black woman elected governor in the United States, according to Al Jazeera, The Daily Star and The Hindu. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Bottoms is governor of Georgia and the first African-American woman to hold this office in the US. El Comercio and Clarín report, based on projections, that Bottoms will be the first Black woman governor of the country.

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CBS News reported that polls closed in 15 states and projected the Senate races in Wyoming and Colorado. ABC News published a video explainer on the congressional races in Colorado.

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The Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Poder360 report that a Brazilian was elected to the Florida state House, the first Democrat to win the seat. Metrópoles highlights a different result: Talarico became the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas since 1988.

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Republican Byron Donalds, a Trump ally, won Florida's governor race and becomes the state's first Black governor, according to Fox News, NPR and Folha. Fox News and La Nación stress Donalds's ties to Trump, while El País says the win consolidates Republican control after the DeSantis era. PBS NewsHour published Donalds's speech after his victory.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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US voters went to the polls in the midterm elections; The Daily Star and The Hindu report the vote and what voters said they wanted, without judging the outcome. TASS says Americans said no to war with Iran, according to the Russian parliament speaker, while IRNA says they rejected war, according to Iran. Tehran Times says Americans punished Trump over the war on Iran.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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