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Jornal de Notícias refers to a Democratic «tsunami» in the US in its daily notes, without explaining the result. La Tercera asks whether it is a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or a «normal» win, while El Mundo calls it a «Democratic tsunami» marking the beginning of the end of the Trump era. Metrópoles presents Latinos, war and opposition to Trump as factors that, according to its headline, explain the «Democratic tsunami».

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Abdul El-Sayed has been elected a US senator; RTP and The Hindu, from India, present him as the first Muslim to reach the Senate. The Wire, from India, highlights the reaction of the elected senator's in-laws in India, who say they are delighted. Egypt Independent, from Egypt, reports that Sawiris dismisses accusations by the Muslim Brotherhood against El-Sayed.

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Midterm voters in the US reject Trump, giving Democrats both chambers of Congress, according to PBS NewsHour. Several outlets, including CBS News, CGTN and The Independent, project a Democratic win in Congress. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency.

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The dollar fell to R$ 5.45, according to Agência Brasil, after the US elections and ahead of the Copom meeting.

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According to The Indian Express, Democrats keep winning House seats, while Republicans start the blame game after the midterm defeat. The New York Times and The Sydney Morning Herald also headline the blame game that begins or continues after the US midterm elections. The Guardian reports that Democrats are eyeing a historic upset in the Mississippi Senate race as the Republican blame game begins. Al Jazeera links the US midterm shock to Israel's race for prime minister.

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Democrats won big in the US midterm elections, according to The Globe and Mail, BBC News and The Wire. BBC News blames Trump for the result, while The Wire highlights Indian-American Democrats' performance. The Globe and Mail reports Canadian reactions to the outcome, without specifying them.

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Exit polls cited by PBS and Mainichi say Trump and Republicans lost the 2026 midterm elections, while Fox News describes a blue wave with Democrats winning control of Congress. ABC News, citing its own voter poll, says Democrats flipped the Senate blue.

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After the Republicans lost the US midterm elections, Folha de S.Paulo reports that the House speaker will step down. Gazeta do Povo reads the result as a set of messages from voters aimed at Trump. Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev says the Republicans' defeat will not seriously affect Russia. The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) considers that the Republicans' defeat expresses rejection of Trump.

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Zelensky hopes the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections will bring more help for Ukraine, according to The Jerusalem Post. The Hindu and Al Jazeera also report this hope, linking it to Democratic gains in the U.S. Congress. The Hindu adds that the Republican U.S. House Speaker is set to step down.

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Eduardo Paes asks the TRE to revoke Douglas Ruas's ticket, according to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo. Poder360 says the request is based on vote buying in Rio. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Ruas and Paes are filing actions in the Electoral Justice over conduct in the Rio race, without detailing the requests.

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Metrópoles reports that the stock market closed up 1.23%, with investors awaiting the Selic decision and the reaction to the US elections.

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A Peruvian paper says Iranians are mocking Trump's crushing defeat in the midterm elections. An Argentine paper cites a US expert who spent ten hours explaining the midterm elections. A Chilean paper asks whether the midterms were a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or a «normal» win.

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In the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the first Muslim senator and the first Black female governor were elected, according to Fox News and The Hindu. CBS News reports that Black candidates for governor made history with midterm victories. ABC News publishes a video saying candidates made midterm history, without detailing the results.

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Fox News reported a study with NORC in which U.S. voters say they are looking ahead to 2028 with the economy as the central issue.

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Brazil's central bank kept the Selic rate at 13.75% a year and halted its cycle of rate cuts. Folha de S.Paulo links the decision to an electoral shock, while Agência Brasil describes it as a surprise.

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Hakeem Jeffries, Democratic leader in the U.S. House of Representatives, announced his candidacy for House Speaker. Fox News reports that progressives criticized Jeffries for saying Democrats won't «get even» with Trump.

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Israel's president called for compromise after a divisive election, according to headlines published in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.

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Alcolumbre postpones the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the vote was held back amid a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate, while Poder360 says Alcolumbre leaves the issue to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta. UNICEF states that no G20 country has a criminal responsibility age below 18, and a Chamber committee chair, per Metrópoles, sees the Senate rushing the PEC.

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According to CBS News, Trump agrees the war weighed on the losses but says Iran could not have had a nuclear bomb. According to ABC News, Trump says he would do the war again. According to The Times of Israel, Vance says voters want a change in the relationship with Israel. A senior Iranian official mocked Vance's remarks, according to Egypt Independent.

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According to CBS News, Trump agrees the war weighed on the losses but says Iran could not have had a nuclear bomb. According to ABC News, Trump says he would do the war again. According to The Times of Israel, Vance says voters want a change in the relationship with Israel. A senior Iranian official mocked Vance's remarks, according to Egypt Independent.

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Trump admits the war in Iran influenced the Republican electoral defeat, according to El Comercio, RPP and La Tercera. He nonetheless says he would attack Iran again, a claim reported by El Comercio, RPP and La Tercera.

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The Metrópoles reports that the Ministério Público received about 4.5 thousand complaints of harassment against employees. Agência Brasil reports more than 7 thousand complaints of electoral harassment, according to the ministry.

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ABC News explains what is known about California's Proposition 40, a billionaire tax. Fox News reports that Governor Newsom is breaking with socialists over the tax, and that California voters appear poised to reject it.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Itamaraty will not comment on Trump's defeat, but that the government sees in it the end of an imperial posture. Metrópoles asks why Itamaraty avoids commenting on Trump's electoral defeat, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Netanyahu launches new accusations of «foreign interference» in Israel's elections, according to Colombian weekly Semana.

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According to ABC, Trump does not regret anything after the Republicans' historic defeat. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo tie the Republican defeat to the war against Iran and to Trump's policies; Gazeta reports that Trump and Vance acknowledge that impact. Clarín and La Nación frame the defeat internationally: one asks who may succeed Trump in 2028, the other covers the global impact, including who celebrates and who suffers. Diário de Notícias describes the defeat as a meteorite impact, while Observador, citing the PCP, presents it as a rejection of Trump.

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TASS reports that Trump acknowledges the Republicans' election defeat was due to the war with Iran. Geo News says Trump is under pressure over the Iran war after the Republicans' midterms defeat. CBS News quotes Trump saying that Republicans losing the midterms due to the Iran war is "largely true".

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Two Native American women made history in the U.S. midterm elections, according to CBS News. PBS NewsHour highlights Deb Haaland of New Mexico as the first Native American woman elected governor. CBC News, in Canada, reports that Native American women made history in the U.S. midterms.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections. The Times of Israel reports that, according to Vance, voters want a change in the relationship with Israel.

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Stock markets recovered after the US midterm elections, with Wall Street rising, according to Sky News and ABC News. The Express Tribune reports oil falling 9% and Wall Street rallying after Democrats swept the midterms. ANSA describes a rebound in European markets after the US vote, with Wall Street futures erasing earlier losses.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, won the Michigan race, according to several outlets. Mamdani celebrates the win, saying «the good guys won», while Arab and Middle Eastern media report jubilation, and Egypt Independent reports that Sawiris dismisses Muslim Brotherhood accusations against El-Sayed. CBS News links El-Sayed's victory to Democratic midterm gains, and Fox News reports that University of Michigan students rallied behind him after he beat Mike Rogers.

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Alcolumbre postpones the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the vote was held back amid a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate, while Poder360 says Alcolumbre leaves the issue to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta. UNICEF states that no G20 country has a criminal responsibility age below 18, and a Chamber committee chair, per Metrópoles, sees the Senate rushing the PEC.

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According to ABC, Trump does not regret anything after the Republicans' historic defeat. Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo tie the Republican defeat to the war against Iran and to Trump's policies; Gazeta reports that Trump and Vance acknowledge that impact. Clarín and La Nación frame the defeat internationally: one asks who may succeed Trump in 2028, the other covers the global impact, including who celebrates and who suffers. Diário de Notícias describes the defeat as a meteorite impact, while Observador, citing the PCP, presents it as a rejection of Trump.

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Three Nigerian outlets report that Nigerian-Americans won US midterm elections, but they do not all give the same figure: Channels TV says four, Premium Times says fourteen. Punch publishes a full list of Nigerian-Americans elected, without giving a count in its headline.

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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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The Guardian, from the UK, describes a win «the size of Texas» for Democrats, who are celebrating a reduced Republican dominance in a large state. The Sydney Morning Herald, from Australia, describes a stunning electoral win for Texas Democrats. BBC News, from the UK, says Democrats won big in the US midterms and blames Trump.

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US Vice President JD Vance blames the Iran war for the Republican defeat in the 2026 midterm elections, according to several headlines. President Trump agrees the war weighed on the result but says Iran could not have had a nuclear weapon, according to CBS News; ABC News reports Trump says he would do it again. According to Punch, Vance argues the war cost Republicans the midterm elections. CBC News asks whether Vance is really blaming Trump, and Egypt Independent reports that a top Iranian official mocked Vance.

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Texas politician James Talarico, elected in the US, went viral in Brazil over his surname and a joke about Brazilians. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo both cite the line "I won't steal your girl" as the start of the joke.

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JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat in the elections, according to Poder360 and Observador. According to Gazeta do Povo, Trump and Vance acknowledge that the war against Iran had an impact on the Republican electoral defeat. El País quotes Vance saying that the reason “we lost was the war” with Iran. El Comercio and RPP say Vance blames the war in Iran for the resounding Republican defeat in the legislative elections.

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The PL confirmed Rogério Marinho's candidacy for the Senate presidency, according to Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports that Rogério Marinho himself launched the candidacy. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the PP was irritated by attacks on Tereza Cristina, after an agreement with Rogério Marinho over the Senate leadership.

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In the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the first Muslim senator and the first Black female governor were elected, according to Fox News and The Hindu. CBS News reports that Black candidates for governor made history with midterm victories. ABC News publishes a video saying candidates made midterm history, without detailing the results.

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World leaders reacted to the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections, according to NPR. ABC News also reported international leaders' reactions to the US midterms, in a video piece.

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Gazeta do Povo attributes the Republican defeat in the US to the attack on Iran. Poder360 says Trump would rather suffer an electoral defeat than see Iran with nuclear weapons. La Nación covers the global impact of Trump's and the Republicans' defeat, highlighting who celebrates and who suffers from the result.

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Trump admits the war in Iran influenced the Republican electoral defeat, according to El Comercio, RPP and La Tercera. He nonetheless says he would attack Iran again, a claim reported by El Comercio, RPP and La Tercera.

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JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat in the elections, according to Poder360 and Observador. According to Gazeta do Povo, Trump and Vance acknowledge that the war against Iran had an impact on the Republican electoral defeat. El País quotes Vance saying that the reason “we lost was the war” with Iran. El Comercio and RPP say Vance blames the war in Iran for the resounding Republican defeat in the legislative elections.

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JD Vance blames the war in Iran for the Republican defeat in the elections, according to Poder360 and Observador. According to Gazeta do Povo, Trump and Vance acknowledge that the war against Iran had an impact on the Republican electoral defeat. El País quotes Vance saying that the reason “we lost was the war” with Iran. El Comercio and RPP say Vance blames the war in Iran for the resounding Republican defeat in the legislative elections.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections. The Times of Israel also attributes to him the claim that voters want a change in the relationship with Israel. Premium Times, from Nigeria, publishes an updated version that presents the defeat as a consequence of a poor campaign, according to Vance.

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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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The PCP says the government should fall "as soon as possible", according to Observador, RTP and Diário de Notícias. The RTP and Diário de Notícias headlines add that the party is not afraid of elections.

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US midterm voters are poised to give their verdict on Trump's second term, according to The Guardian. Channels TV in Nigeria and Dhaka Tribune in Bangladesh describe the verdict as brutal for Trump.

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Israel's president called for compromise after a divisive election, according to headlines published in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections. The Times of Israel also attributes to him the claim that voters want a change in the relationship with Israel. Premium Times, from Nigeria, publishes an updated version that presents the defeat as a consequence of a poor campaign, according to Vance.

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Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor, was elected senator for Kansas, becoming the first Democrat to hold the seat for the state in 94 years.

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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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The Liberal Party has made Rogério Marinho's bid for the Senate presidency official, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports the launch of the same candidacy, without mentioning the party's formal confirmation.

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Exit polls cited by PBS and Mainichi say Trump and Republicans lost the 2026 midterm elections, while Fox News describes a blue wave with Democrats winning control of Congress. ABC News, citing its own voter poll, says Democrats flipped the Senate blue.

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The headlines share a question about the impact of the US midterm elections, but none gives an answer. Le Figaro asks whether the elections change anything for French tourists; Libération, the effect on abortion rights. Tehran Times asks about the impact on Iran, without specifying what kind. Le Devoir refers to Trump's «déconfiture» and asks whether it makes people want to travel to the United States again.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections, as several outlets quote him saying so. According to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post, Vance also links the defeat to Israel ties, and The Times of Israel reports that voters want a 'change' in the Israel relationship. Il Fatto Quotidiano and ABC News report that Trump, for his part, says he would do it again.

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins the Michigan race and becomes the first Muslim senator in the United States, according to several headlines. One Spanish outlet reports that Trump called him a «jihadist», per its headline. Other headlines frame the case as one of several milestones for minorities in the US elections, alongside the first Latina governor.

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The PCP says the government should fall "as soon as possible", according to Observador, RTP and Diário de Notícias. The RTP and Diário de Notícias headlines add that the party is not afraid of elections.

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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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The Council of Torah Sages postponed its meeting on the future of Arye Deri as leader of the Shas party. The Times of Israel reports that Deri says he wants to resign as party leader after a poor election result. Haaretz reports that Deri is fighting to keep his seat after weak election results.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections, as several outlets quote him saying so. According to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post, Vance also links the defeat to Israel ties, and The Times of Israel reports that voters want a 'change' in the Israel relationship. Il Fatto Quotidiano and ABC News report that Trump, for his part, says he would do it again.

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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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Three Nigerian outlets report that Nigerian-Americans won US midterm elections, but they do not all give the same figure: Channels TV says four, Premium Times says fourteen. Punch publishes a full list of Nigerian-Americans elected, without giving a count in its headline.

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US Vice President JD Vance says the war with Iran was the reason Republicans lost the midterm elections, as several outlets quote him saying so. According to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post, Vance also links the defeat to Israel ties, and The Times of Israel reports that voters want a 'change' in the Israel relationship. Il Fatto Quotidiano and ABC News report that Trump, for his part, says he would do it again.

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says the outcome of the US elections reflects «a feeling of the people». One outlet links that statement to Gina Hinojosa's win in Texas.

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According to Agência Brasil, Flávio Bolsonaro voted remotely from the US in favour of the PEC da Segurança. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Senate president Alcolumbre will look into the situation of Flávio Bolsonaro, who voted in a session while in the US. Poder360 attributes to Rogério Marinho the justification for Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil. According to Gazeta do Povo, Flávio Bolsonaro is building international opposition against the Lula government from the US.

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Exit polls cited by PBS and Mainichi say Trump and Republicans lost the 2026 midterm elections, while Fox News describes a blue wave with Democrats winning control of Congress. ABC News, citing its own voter poll, says Democrats flipped the Senate blue.

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The PL confirmed Rogério Marinho's candidacy for the Senate presidency, according to Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports that Rogério Marinho himself launched the candidacy. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the PP was irritated by attacks on Tereza Cristina, after an agreement with Rogério Marinho over the Senate leadership.

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The Council of Torah Sages postponed its meeting on the future of Arye Deri as leader of the Shas party. The Times of Israel reports that Deri says he wants to resign as party leader after a poor election result. Haaretz reports that Deri is fighting to keep his seat after weak election results.

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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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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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The PL confirmed Rogério Marinho's candidacy for the Senate presidency, according to Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports that Rogério Marinho himself launched the candidacy. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the PP was irritated by attacks on Tereza Cristina, after an agreement with Rogério Marinho over the Senate leadership.

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The US midterm elections are presented as a referendum on Trump's mandate and as decisive for control of Congress. Observador highlights some 50 races that could decide the outcome. Expresso reports that the New York Stock Exchange rose after Democrats won the midterm 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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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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Several French and Canadian outlets ask whether the US midterm elections change anything for tourists and for the appetite to travel there. Libération looks at the impact of the midterms on abortion rights in the United States. TelQuel and TSA Algérie cover Abdul El-Sayed, whom TelQuel describes as moving from being called a "jihadist" by Trump to becoming a senator. TSA Algérie presents him as the first Muslim senator in the United States.

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A Peruvian paper says Iranians are mocking Trump's crushing defeat in the midterm elections. An Argentine paper cites a US expert who spent ten hours explaining the midterm elections. A Chilean paper asks whether the midterms were a Democratic «electoral tsunami» or a «normal» win.

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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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Wall Street opened higher after the US midterm elections, according to El Universal, Clarín and El Comercio, with the Dow Jones up 1,100 points, per El Comercio. Tesla and SpaceX fell, according to El Universal, ANSA and The Sydney Morning Herald, which also cites a drop in Trump Media. The Sydney Morning Herald also reports that the ASX is set to rise and oil prices slumped, while ANSA gives Tesla's drop as 4.13% and SpaceX's as 2.70%.

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Wall Street opened higher after the US midterm elections, according to El Universal, Clarín and El Comercio, with the Dow Jones up 1,100 points, per El Comercio. Tesla and SpaceX fell, according to El Universal, ANSA and The Sydney Morning Herald, which also cites a drop in Trump Media. The Sydney Morning Herald also reports that the ASX is set to rise and oil prices slumped, while ANSA gives Tesla's drop as 4.13% and SpaceX's as 2.70%.

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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 take control of Congress, according to headlines from ABC News (Australia) and CBS News. Fox News reports that Republicans turn on Trump after losses in the midterms. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency. ABC News (US) summarises what changes after Democrats regain control of Congress.

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In the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, the first Muslim senator and the first Black female governor were elected, according to Fox News and The Hindu. CBS News reports that Black candidates for governor made history with midterm victories. ABC News publishes a video saying candidates made midterm history, without detailing the results.

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ABC News uses voter polls to explain how Democrats won control of the US House of Representatives. CBS News also relies on exit polls to show how Democrats won the midterm elections.

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Democrats won control of the House and Senate in the 2026 US midterm elections, according to headlines from outlets in the United States, Australia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and China. Fox News, citing its voter poll, describes a "blue wave" that gave Democrats control of Congress. Dawn of Pakistan frames the result as a rout of Trump's Republicans, and Australia's ABC News uses similar wording. US outlet ABC News publishes an explainer on what the change of control in Congress means.

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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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Observador (Portugal) reports that the Kremlin expects Trump to keep up his peace effort in Ukraine. La Tercera (Chile) and El Comercio (Peru) report that Russia expects Trump to continue his peace efforts in Ukraine despite the Republican defeat in the midterms.

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Democrats won control of the House and Senate in the 2026 US midterm elections, according to headlines from outlets in the United States, Australia, Pakistan, Bangladesh and China. Fox News, citing its voter poll, describes a "blue wave" that gave Democrats control of Congress. Dawn of Pakistan frames the result as a rout of Trump's Republicans, and Australia's ABC News uses similar wording. US outlet ABC News publishes an explainer on what the change of control in Congress means.

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Al Jazeera says US midterms cost a record $12bn, as living costs rise sharply. The Standard in Kenya links the cost of living to possible political consequences for Ruto. BBC News quotes the UK prime minister saying it is time to focus on the cost of living, after the US election results.

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Brazil's Folha de S.Paulo reports that Democrats won US elections on a promise to block data centers. Spain's El País says the government warns electricity will triple with the uncontrolled arrival of data centers. Japan's The Japan Times describes Americans who want to slow down data centers.

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US midterm voters are poised to give their verdict on Trump's second term, according to The Guardian. Channels TV in Nigeria and Dhaka Tribune in Bangladesh describe the verdict as brutal for Trump.

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