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According to The New York Times, midterm election losses complicate Trump's options regarding the war with Iran. CBS News reports that Pete Hegseth doubles down on the Iran war in a new video, despite election losses.

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Fox News says Baltimore voters approved a measure giving direct cash to new mothers, attributing the decision to affordability. CGTN reports that voters approved an automation disclosure measure at the Port of Los Angeles. Punch reports that Washington voters approved a ban on transgender participation in sports.

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French-language outlets from France, Canada and Switzerland cover the US midterm elections, but their headlines focus on different angles. Le Figaro compares the defeat of Trump and the Republicans with the history of midterm elections since 1946. Le Temps says the money from major Republican donors was not enough to stop the «blue wave». Le Devoir links the elections to a fall in world stock markets, attributing it to AI.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, Tarcísio is expected to give a secretariat to Ricardo Salles, following an electoral agreement.

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According to The Times of Israel, the head of the Shin Bet reportedly compared the alleged election interference to October 7 and the Yom Kippur War.

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Two US headlines link the midterm elections to different topics: ABC News ties falling fuel prices to the elections, while The New York Times says they offer clues about 2028.

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Expresso reports, citing a poll, that a majority wants a government reshuffle, with Luís Neves at the top of the criticisms. Observador says 52% of respondents want a reshuffle and that Neves is the least popular member of the government. Both headlines agree that a majority wants a reshuffle, though Expresso says majority and Observador gives the exact percentage.

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An Expresso/SIC poll indicates that supporters of the PS and the PSD approve of a Bloco Central government.

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Lula says he is more afraid now than during his first term and speaks of a "lesson to the world" from the Brazilian people. Folha and Metrópoles also mention Trump and Netanyahu in connection with that remark.

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Trump displayed a cap reading «veto» in the Oval Office after an electoral defeat, according to three Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that Trump says he has «supreme power».

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The UN Security Council held another informal vote for secretary-general, its eighth, and Rebeca Grynspan remains in first place, according to several headlines. Headlines say Grynspan gained support; El Universal reports she received 12 votes in favour, while Grossi remains in the race, according to Clarín and La Nación. El País says the two newest candidates fell short in the latest vote, without giving figures in its headline.

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Trump displayed a cap reading «veto» in the Oval Office after an electoral defeat, according to three Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that Trump says he has «supreme power».

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According to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, Tarcísio is expected to give a secretariat to Ricardo Salles, following an electoral agreement.

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Preliminary results from South Africa's municipal elections give the ANC a narrow lead over the DA, according to The Citizen. Al Jazeera says the ANC is on track for new lows in the local polls, while the Mail & Guardian calls the vote historic without giving results.

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The headlines use the term «blue wave» for Democratic gains in the midterm elections and their extension to state legislatures, in New York and across the United States. The Guardian says the blue wave reached beyond Congress, washing over state legislatures across the country. The Times of Israel reports the blue wave expanding New York state's legislature and its «shomer shabbos caucus». Al Jazeera quotes Mamdani saying «it's morning again in America» after the blue wave.

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Preliminary results from South Africa's municipal elections give the ANC a narrow lead over the DA, according to The Citizen. Al Jazeera says the ANC is on track for new lows in the local polls, while the Mail & Guardian calls the vote historic without giving results.

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Several headlines report a sell-off in AI and technology stocks following the election. BBC News reports that shares in Musk's SpaceX fell along with other tech and AI stocks. ABC News, in Australia, says the local market looks set to fall after US tech stocks dropped on predictions of an AI pullback. CBS News, in the United States, attributes the stock drop to concerns about AI after the midterm election.

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Bolsonaro asked Justice Alexandre de Moraes for permission to receive Rogério Marinho and Tereza Cristina, according to the headlines. Folha de S.Paulo describes the request as a visit by right-wing candidates for the Senate presidency.

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According to ABC News and CBS News, Latino voters helped tip the scales for Democrats, and CBS points to Texas as one of the states that turned blue. CBS attributes Latino voters' turn away from Trump to his conduct, while The Guardian says his ICE tactics sent them back to the polls.

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Peruvian lawmakers have submitted bills to introduce a runoff round in municipal elections. El Comercio says deputy César Muedas presented the bill for the Lima mayoralty, while La República attributes the initiative to Ahora Nación for Metropolitan Lima.

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The New York Times says Black voters across the South helped propel Democratic wins. PBS NewsHour says Latino voters drove big Democratic wins, with a leftward swing. The two headlines highlight different groups of voters as behind the Democratic victories.

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The UN Security Council held another informal vote for secretary-general, its eighth, and Rebeca Grynspan remains in first place, according to several headlines. Headlines say Grynspan gained support; El Universal reports she received 12 votes in favour, while Grossi remains in the race, according to Clarín and La Nación. El País says the two newest candidates fell short in the latest vote, without giving figures in its headline.

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Outlets report a defeat for the Republican Party in the US midterm elections, which El Comercio calls overwhelming. According to Clarín, the midterms brought a wave of historic milestones for some states and for the United States. La Tercera says Marco Rubio is considering leaving the government after that defeat.

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The UN Security Council held another informal vote for secretary-general, its eighth, and Rebeca Grynspan remains in first place, according to several headlines. Headlines say Grynspan gained support; El Universal reports she received 12 votes in favour, while Grossi remains in the race, according to Clarín and La Nación. El País says the two newest candidates fell short in the latest vote, without giving figures in its headline.

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Israeli President Herzog says he will name the candidate to form a government on Sunday. The Times of Israel adds that Eisenkot has won 67 nods to be prime minister, ahead of Herzog's mandate decision.

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Brazil's electoral court (TSE) has accepted a case seeking to revoke the Lula-Alckmin ticket over alleged abuse of political power during the election. The case was filed by the Novo party, according to Metrópoles, Gazeta do Povo and Poder360. Gazeta do Povo says the request rests on an alleged abuse of power.

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Two US headlines link the midterm elections to different topics: ABC News ties falling fuel prices to the elections, while The New York Times says they offer clues about 2028.

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The UN Security Council held another informal vote for secretary-general, its eighth, and Rebeca Grynspan remains in first place, according to several headlines. Headlines say Grynspan gained support; El Universal reports she received 12 votes in favour, while Grossi remains in the race, according to Clarín and La Nación. El País says the two newest candidates fell short in the latest vote, without giving figures in its headline.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan, and the result was celebrated in the Arab world, according to Clarín. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community was divided after the election. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight the reaction to the win, with older videos of El-Sayed resurfacing and the result's significance beyond Michigan. The Guardian says El-Sayed never shied away from provocations that critics consider Islamophobic.

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A Folha de S.Paulo podcast discusses the impact of a Trump defeat in the midterm elections. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo explain how the US midterm elections work.

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ABC News reports that the third-place candidate in the Mississippi Senate race says he did not spoil the tight contest for the Democratic candidate. The New York Times describes a very tight Senate race in Mississippi, with votes being carefully scrutinized.

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The New York Times covers how Trump is reacting to the midterm results, while ABC News reports the Dow fell 1,200 points, erasing most of the stock rally tied to those results. The Hindu calls the results a debacle for Trump, and The Sydney Morning Herald reports that late-night hosts mocked Trump over the same results.

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According to ABC News and CBS News, Latino voters helped tip the scales for Democrats, and CBS points to Texas as one of the states that turned blue. CBS attributes Latino voters' turn away from Trump to his conduct, while The Guardian says his ICE tactics sent them back to the polls.

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French-language outlets from France, Canada and Switzerland cover the US midterm elections, but their headlines focus on different angles. Le Figaro compares the defeat of Trump and the Republicans with the history of midterm elections since 1946. Le Temps says the money from major Republican donors was not enough to stop the «blue wave». Le Devoir links the elections to a fall in world stock markets, attributing it to AI.

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Several headlines report a sell-off in AI and technology stocks following the election. BBC News reports that shares in Musk's SpaceX fell along with other tech and AI stocks. ABC News, in Australia, says the local market looks set to fall after US tech stocks dropped on predictions of an AI pullback. CBS News, in the United States, attributes the stock drop to concerns about AI after the midterm election.

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Several outlets are covering the U.S. midterm results, with CBS News linking the outcome to data center development. The New York Times focuses on Trump's reaction to the results, while The Hindu describes them as a setback for Trump. The Sydney Morning Herald writes about David Brat, described as Trump's man in Canberra, who is keeping a low profile after the results.

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According to Metrópoles, Ciro Nogueira, defeated in the elections, met with Tarcísio in São Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Tarcísio is counting on Ciro Nogueira to build future projects, according to the state president of PP.

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According to The Express Tribune and The Indian Express, Marco Rubio is reportedly on «resignation watch» after the US midterm defeat, per a report. The Express Tribune also reports that Rubio is weighing a presidential bid, a claim absent from The Indian Express headline. The Wire frames the topic more broadly, asking whether the midterms mark the end of the Trump era, without naming Rubio in its headline.

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The US midterm elections brought a wave of historic firsts, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, Al Jazeera, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour and Dhaka Tribune. Among the examples cited are the first Black woman governor and the first Muslim senator, according to The Hindu. Al Jazeera says the firsts are redrawing the US political map, while Dhaka Tribune highlights leadership firsts for minorities.

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Peruvian lawmakers have submitted bills to introduce a runoff round in municipal elections. El Comercio says deputy César Muedas presented the bill for the Lima mayoralty, while La República attributes the initiative to Ahora Nación for Metropolitan Lima.

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The TSE eased penalties for gender-quota fraud in elections, keeping the mandates of women on tickets with fraud in Amapá, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo says the ruling spares the elected women in Amapá but postpones the general review; Gazeta do Povo describes a change in interpretation that keeps the mandate of one deputy who was not involved. Agência Brasil reports that the TSE changed its interpretation of the gender-quota rule and kept the mandate, without detailing the cases.

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The Brazilian outlets Poder360 and Metrópoles report that Lula was received by staff at the Planalto. Metrópoles adds that the welcome was warm, with a celebration, and took place after the election.

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Several outlets from different countries say Elon Musk's millions did not secure Republican wins in the US midterms. NPR and Der Spiegel link the situation to scrutiny or possible consequences for Musk, without giving details. TASS publishes a different headline, about censorship and Ukraine rather than the election results.

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Several outlets are covering the U.S. midterm results, with CBS News linking the outcome to data center development. The New York Times focuses on Trump's reaction to the results, while The Hindu describes them as a setback for Trump. The Sydney Morning Herald writes about David Brat, described as Trump's man in Canberra, who is keeping a low profile after the results.

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According to The Citizen, the Republican defeat in the US midterms raises the question of what comes next, and Dhaka Tribune reports that the Republican House speaker will step down after the rout. The Wire asks whether these elections mark the end of the Trump era, while The New York Times says they show what to expect for 2028. TASS, citing The Telegraph, says Trump may increase pressure on Kiev after the midterms.

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According to The New York Times, midterm election losses complicate Trump's options regarding the war with Iran. CBS News reports that Pete Hegseth doubles down on the Iran war in a new video, despite election losses.

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Preliminary results from South Africa's municipal elections give the ANC a narrow lead over the DA, according to The Citizen. Al Jazeera says the ANC is on track for new lows in the local polls, while the Mail & Guardian calls the vote historic without giving results.

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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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Outlets report a defeat for the Republican Party in the US midterm elections, which El Comercio calls overwhelming. According to Clarín, the midterms brought a wave of historic milestones for some states and for the United States. La Tercera says Marco Rubio is considering leaving the government after that defeat.

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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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A Folha de S.Paulo podcast discusses the impact of a Trump defeat in the midterm elections. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo explain how the US midterm elections work.

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Scott Wiener is set to succeed Nancy Pelosi in her House seat in San Francisco, in a race contested only by Democrats. The Jerusalem Post highlights that both candidates attacked Israel during the campaign. The South China Morning Post reports that Chan has conceded.

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Mendonça dismissed or shelved the TSE case on the secrecy-breach dispute between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Poder360.

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Alcolumbre pushes back against the opposition, asking whether the ballot machines worked in the first round but not the second, according to Poder360. Metrópoles also quotes Alcolumbre criticising those who dispute the election result, making the same point that the machines worked in the first round.

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According to The Indian Express, US voters sent Democrats the message that they should fight Trump in the midterm results. The New York Times describes Trump's reaction to the midterm results, while The Hindu calls those results a debacle for Trump. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that late-night hosts mocked Trump over the midterm results.

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The government says it is "very worried" about the deadlock in the election of the rector of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, according to RTP. Expresso reports that the education minister is "very worried" about the same deadlock in the rector election at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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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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A Folha de S.Paulo podcast discusses the impact of a Trump defeat in the midterm elections. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo explain how the US midterm elections work.

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Trump says the Iran war hurt Republicans, which CBS News reports as a reason for losing the midterms. According to Punch, Vance attributes the Republican midterm defeat to the Iran war. Al Jazeera reports that Trump's allies are distancing themselves from the war after the congressional defeat. Geo News and The Jerusalem Post focus on the pressure on Trump and on how long the war can last.

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The US midterm elections brought a wave of historic firsts, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, Al Jazeera, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour and Dhaka Tribune. Among the examples cited are the first Black woman governor and the first Muslim senator, according to The Hindu. Al Jazeera says the firsts are redrawing the US political map, while Dhaka Tribune highlights leadership firsts for minorities.

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According to The Express Tribune and The Indian Express, Marco Rubio is reportedly on «resignation watch» after the US midterm defeat, per a report. The Express Tribune also reports that Rubio is weighing a presidential bid, a claim absent from The Indian Express headline. The Wire frames the topic more broadly, asking whether the midterms mark the end of the Trump era, without naming Rubio in its headline.

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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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According to The Citizen, the Republican defeat in the US midterms raises the question of what comes next, and Dhaka Tribune reports that the Republican House speaker will step down after the rout. The Wire asks whether these elections mark the end of the Trump era, while The New York Times says they show what to expect for 2028. TASS, citing The Telegraph, says Trump may increase pressure on Kiev after the midterms.

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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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Syria and Saudi Arabia signed a defence cooperation agreement, which Al Jazeera says includes 403 million dollars in loans. According to SPA, the defence ministries of the two countries signed the agreement, as reported by The Express Tribune. The National mentions the deal alongside other stories but does not explain its scope.

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CBS News publishes a list of all the House districts that changed hands in the midterm elections. NPR focuses on North Carolina, where Democrats won several House seats in districts historically held by Republicans.

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Peruvian lawmakers have submitted bills to introduce a runoff round in municipal elections. El Comercio says deputy César Muedas presented the bill for the Lima mayoralty, while La República attributes the initiative to Ahora Nación for Metropolitan Lima.

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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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PBS NewsHour reports that Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman elected governor, in New Mexico. CBS News highlights that two Native American women made history in the U.S. midterm elections.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska were still undecided, with very narrow margins, according to the headlines. Al Jazeera asks what is delaying election calls in these two states, without giving an answer in its headline. CBS News says the results could bolster a Democratic blue wave, while ABC News reports Republicans reeling from midterm losses.

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A Mainichi editorial in Japan says the US midterm results are a clear rejection of Trumpian politics. The New York Times covers Trump's reaction to the results, while The Hindu, from India, describes a setback for Trump. The Sydney Morning Herald, from Australia, focuses on David Brat, presented as Trump's man in Canberra, who is keeping a low profile after the results.

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