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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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Metrópoles writes that Angélica declared a vote for Lula, but that affection is not enough. Observador headlines that a tent is not a vote, without developing the point in the headline.

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Several outlets report that Trump asked Musk to lift Starlink restrictions in Ukraine; according to the BBC News and MyJoyOnline, Trump says Musk has restored Ukraine's access to the network. CBS News covers the role of Starlink and Starshield for Ukraine, without mentioning the restrictions episode. The Indian Express reports opposition from an RSS affiliate to Musk's Starlink, with a protest announced in Delhi.

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Lula has asked for Flávio Bolsonaro to be disqualified from Brazil's presidential election, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula are tied, four days before the presidential election.

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Lula held a rally in Belo Horizonte in the final stretch of the campaign and led a chant of «eu acredito», according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that allies of Flávio are trying to avoid a new «momento Zambelli» in the final stretch. Gazeta do Povo calls Lula's secrecy challenge a «bluff», pointing to legal limitations, in the final stretch of the second round.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate candidate who is critical of Israel, has hired a Jewish liaison, according to The Times of Israel. At the final debate, opponent Mike Rogers said Jews are 'literally afraid' of El-Sayed, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz and CBS News describe the debate as an exchange over each candidate's loyalties, with Rogers making a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour reports that El-Sayed and Rogers questioned each other's loyalties.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Lula has asked for Flávio Bolsonaro to be disqualified from Brazil's presidential election, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula are tied, four days before the presidential election.

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Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say readers need to know what is at stake in the 2026 US midterm elections. The New York Times says the dangers of artificial intelligence are embedded in the midterm elections.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate candidate who is critical of Israel, has hired a Jewish liaison, according to The Times of Israel. At the final debate, opponent Mike Rogers said Jews are 'literally afraid' of El-Sayed, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz and CBS News describe the debate as an exchange over each candidate's loyalties, with Rogers making a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour reports that El-Sayed and Rogers questioned each other's loyalties.

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Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say readers need to know what is at stake in the 2026 US midterm elections. The New York Times says the dangers of artificial intelligence are embedded in the midterm elections.

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The United States and Israel are drafting plans to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, according to The New York Times. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel report the same plans; the Jerusalem Post describes them as short, intense strikes.

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Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington, DC, home after a pre-dawn federal search. Omar accuses Trump of intimidation, according to Fox News and The Jerusalem Post. CBS News reports Omar says she cannot keep living in the home federal agents searched.

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The United States and Israel are drafting plans to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, according to The New York Times. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel report the same plans; the Jerusalem Post describes them as short, intense strikes.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Donald Trump is expected to speak at a South Carolina rally backing Senator Darline Graham as early voting for the midterms begins. According to The New York Times, the rally was marked by clashes, as Trump seeks to strengthen Graham's campaign. CBS News links Trump's support for Graham to a decline in his approval numbers.

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Several Brazilian outlets link the current moment to the upcoming runoff, with Folha de S.Paulo giving it the most dramatic framing. Gazeta do Povo reports that the government is pressing Senate president Davi Alcolumbre to hold a vote on the PEC da Segurança before the runoff. Metrópoles reports that UnB has published changes and recommendations for the second round of the 2026 elections.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has called a government meeting for Thursday to address riots in the country. Macron has criticised Donald Trump for using the unrest in France to gain an electoral advantage.

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A Democratic U.S. congressional candidate was detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank, according to several headlines. One headline says the detention was brief and the candidate was released, while others do not specify how long it lasted. One outlet says the candidate was at a Palestinian olive harvest, another that they were joining it.

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Israel's central bank kept interest rates unchanged one week before the election, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. The Times of Israel adds that the central bank warned the next government about its fiscal choices. Bianet, in Turkey, reports that the central bank cut interest rates for the first time in nine months.

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A Democratic U.S. congressional candidate was detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank, according to several headlines. One headline says the detention was brief and the candidate was released, while others do not specify how long it lasted. One outlet says the candidate was at a Palestinian olive harvest, another that they were joining it.

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Three outlets from different countries frame Israel's election as a possible removal of Netanyahu from power. The New York Times reports that Palestinians hope the election will oust Netanyahu. Pakistan's Geo News asks whether a possible Netanyahu exit would end aggression against other states. India's The Hindu describes Eisenkot quietly trying to appeal for Netanyahu's removal.

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Netanyahu tells the Jerusalem Post that Iran and its proxies are plotting to influence Israel's election. Observador quotes Netanyahu warning that Iran will "burn" if it attacks Israel. Haaretz frames Netanyahu's Iran war plans as a risky gamble tied to the election. The Japan Times argues the election may change Israel's leader but not its Iran war policy.

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Israel's central bank kept interest rates unchanged one week before the election, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. The Times of Israel adds that the central bank warned the next government about its fiscal choices. Bianet, in Turkey, reports that the central bank cut interest rates for the first time in nine months.

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A Democratic U.S. congressional candidate was detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank, according to several headlines. One headline says the detention was brief and the candidate was released, while others do not specify how long it lasted. One outlet says the candidate was at a Palestinian olive harvest, another that they were joining it.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has called a government meeting for Thursday to address riots in the country. Macron has criticised Donald Trump for using the unrest in France to gain an electoral advantage.

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Several outlets report that Democratic U.S. congressional candidate Lander was briefly detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank. Headlines differ on who detained him: Fox News and The Daily Star cite the Israeli military or authorities, The Hindu cites Israeli forces, and The Times of Israel does not name the force. The Hindu and The Times of Israel say the detention was brief and that he was released; The Times of Israel links it to his taking part in a Palestinian olive harvest.

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NPR reports that Trump is leaning into unprecedented power ahead of the midterm elections. Pakistan's Dawn and Geo News publish a guide on what to know about the 2026 US midterm elections, without detailing its contents.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has called a government meeting for Thursday to address riots in the country. Macron has criticised Donald Trump for using the unrest in France to gain an electoral advantage.

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Israeli forces detained Brad Lander, a US Democratic congressional candidate, along with other volunteers during an olive harvest in the West Bank. Headlines give different numbers of those detained, between about 80 and 90 people, and mention rabbis as well as Israeli and American citizens. One outlet reports that Israeli forces later released the candidate.

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Three outlets from different countries frame Israel's election as a possible removal of Netanyahu from power. The New York Times reports that Palestinians hope the election will oust Netanyahu. Pakistan's Geo News asks whether a possible Netanyahu exit would end aggression against other states. India's The Hindu describes Eisenkot quietly trying to appeal for Netanyahu's removal.

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The headlines point to Houthi attacks affecting Saudi Arabia, with the United States ordering diplomats to leave the country and issuing new warnings. One headline asks why Saudi Arabia cannot stop the attacks, while another analyses the obstacles to Israel-Saudi relations pushed by Trump, amid elections.

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Three outlets, from Israel and the United States, report on the Michigan Senate race between Rogers and El-Sayed, highlighting their debate. The headlines say Jewish voters play a central role in this contest, and El-Sayed's campaign has hired a director for outreach to that community.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that Meta's Oversight Board found failures in moderating content related to Brazil's elections. According to the headlines, the board describes the failures as recurring and calls for clearer rules for the electoral period.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that Meta's Oversight Board found failures in moderating content related to Brazil's elections. According to the headlines, the board describes the failures as recurring and calls for clearer rules for the electoral period.

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