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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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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several outlets, and is the first Democrat to win the seat since 1988. Haaretz highlights that Talarico called for limits on arms sales to Israel. La Repubblica frames the win as a shepherd beating Goliath and ending Texas's curse.

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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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Democrat Sherrod Brown won the Ohio Senate race, according to NPR, CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Guardian calls the result a major blow to Republicans, while CBS News frames it as the seat flipping to Democrats. El País adds that Amy Acton also won the Ohio governor's race.

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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 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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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, taking a seat held by Republicans. Al Jazeera and The Guardian stress that the win ends decades of Republican dominance; CBS News describes it as a seat flipping to the Democrats.

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Outlets report a Democratic win in the US midterms: Geo News and Dawn say Democrats take the House, while the Sydney Morning Herald and CBS News say they also win the Senate. PBS NewsHour reports only the Democratic takeover of the House. Geo News mentions gains in the Senate, but its headline does not say whether control of the Senate changed hands.

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According to RNZ, the Democrats are expected to take control of both houses of the US Congress. The Indian Express reports that the Democrats flipped both houses in the midterms and asks what comes next for Trump's administration. Al Jazeera asks whether Trump is really a «lame duck» after losing both houses of Congress.

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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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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, flipping a seat Republicans had held since 1998. Some headlines frame the result as a rebuke to Trump, while others only report the outcome. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published Andrews' victory speech after the race was called.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Jon Ossoff was declared the winner of his Senate reelection in Georgia, keeping the seat for Democrats, according to several outlets. Haaretz reports that Ossoff won Georgia by 18 points and asks whether he could be America's first Jewish president. Geo News highlights that an Obama remark about Kennedy is fuelling speculation about a 2028 presidential bid by Ossoff.

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Polls closed in the US midterm elections, with Al Jazeera reporting the first closings and CBS News reporting closures in six states. CBS News reports that exit polls put Trump's approval rating at 38%. RNZ says Democrats have taken the House while Senate races remain close, and Rappler says Democrats are closing in on the House and making gains in the Senate.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Jon Ossoff gave a victory speech after his projected win in the Georgia Senate race, according to ABC News and CBS News. Geo News reports that Obama's 'Kennedy' remark has fuelled speculation about a 2028 presidential bid for Ossoff. Semana calls Ossoff the new favourite for the US presidency after Trump's defeat in the midterms.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Annie Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race, taking the seat from Republicans, according to several headlines. Fox News calls the result a major upset, with Andrews defeating Trump-backed Graham in a historically Republican state. Rappler, The Daily Star and The New York Times frame the win as a rebuke to Trump.

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Democrat Chris Pappas is described as the first openly gay U.S. senator after winning the New Hampshire Senate race. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published videos of Pappas speaking after his win. Several outlets, including Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, highlight the milestone.

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Democrat Chris Pappas is described as the first openly gay U.S. senator after winning the New Hampshire Senate race. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published videos of Pappas speaking after his win. Several outlets, including Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, highlight the milestone.

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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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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Polls closed in the US midterm elections, with Al Jazeera reporting the first closings and CBS News reporting closures in six states. CBS News reports that exit polls put Trump's approval rating at 38%. RNZ says Democrats have taken the House while Senate races remain close, and Rappler says Democrats are closing in on the House and making gains in the Senate.

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Melat Kiros has been elected to the US Congress, becoming the first Gen Z woman to win a seat there, according to NPR and CBS News.

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Democrat Chris Pappas is described as the first openly gay U.S. senator after winning the New Hampshire Senate race. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published videos of Pappas speaking after his win. Several outlets, including Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, highlight the milestone.

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Democrats took the North Carolina Senate seat from Republicans, according to Clarín and La Nación. El Comercio reports an Ohio Senate seat, while RPP refers to the House of Representatives, based on projections.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Democrats took the North Carolina Senate seat from Republicans, according to Clarín and La Nación. El Comercio reports an Ohio Senate seat, while RPP refers to the House of Representatives, based on projections.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Senator Eduardo Braga will be the rapporteur for the 2027 budget. Poder360 says that, after Tereza Cristina refused, Eduardo Gomes will be the rapporteur for the LDO. The two headlines name different rapporteurs for different documents, the 2027 budget and the LDO, and do not directly contradict each other.

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Democrat Chris Pappas is described as the first openly gay U.S. senator after winning the New Hampshire Senate race. ABC News and PBS NewsHour published videos of Pappas speaking after his win. Several outlets, including Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, highlight the milestone.

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São Paulo's city government has opened an investigation into a new data leak from Smart Sampa. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the city government told Brazil's ANPD that 178 Smart Sampa users had the same password pattern.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Rep. Katherine Clark says Democrats are on track to win control of the House that night. Fox News reports that Trump highlights the «ultimate power» of the veto should Democrats take both the House and the Senate. Both headlines concern the same election scenario, but one covers the Democratic outlook and the other Trump's stance on the veto.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Jon Ossoff was re-elected as senator for Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins, according to NPR, CBS News, The Guardian and Al Jazeera. AP and CBS News project Ossoff's victory; his victory speech was broadcast by PBS NewsHour and ABC News. The Times of Israel describes Ossoff as a Jewish senator increasingly critical of Israel, and The Jerusalem Post includes him among the Jewish midterm candidates who won re-election. The Hindu and Geo News link the re-election to speculation about a presidential run by Ossoff in 2028.

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Democrat Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race, according to headlines from outlets in the US, UK, Mexico, Italy and other countries. Several headlines highlight that Pappas will be the first openly gay US senator, as reported by El Universal, Folha de S.Paulo, Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica.

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Lula congratulated the Senate on approving the PEC da Segurança and again spoke about creating a Ministry of Public Security. Metrópoles reports that Lula confirmed the ministry will be created, while Folha and Poder360 only say that Lula says he will create it.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Republican Ashley Moody wins the Florida Senate seat, according to projections cited by CBS News and Clarín. El Comercio reports the same result as part of its coverage of the 2026 US elections.

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Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia, beating Republican Mike Collins, according to CBS News, NPR and The Guardian. The AP and Al Jazeera also give the win to Ossoff, and PBS aired his victory speech. Latin American outlets frame the result as relief for Democrats in the US Senate; La Nación calls Ossoff a rising star of the party and reports his attacks on Trump. Geo News reports speculation about an Ossoff presidential bid in 2028, following a remark by Obama.

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According to PBS NewsHour, Democrat Mark Warner was re-elected to the U.S. Senate from Virginia. CBS News reports that Democrat Annie Andrews won the Senate race in South Carolina. Both headlines mention Democratic wins in U.S. Senate races in different states.

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Democrat Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race, according to headlines from outlets in the US, UK, Mexico, Italy and other countries. Several headlines highlight that Pappas will be the first openly gay US senator, as reported by El Universal, Folha de S.Paulo, Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Democrat Roy Cooper wins the Senate race in North Carolina, taking from the Republican Party a seat it previously held. Fox News frames the win as a defeat of a Trump ally, while PBS NewsHour highlights Cooper's speech after the election.

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Democrat Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race, according to headlines from outlets in the US, UK, Mexico, Italy and other countries. Several headlines highlight that Pappas will be the first openly gay US senator, as reported by El Universal, Folha de S.Paulo, Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica.

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Jon Ossoff was re-elected as senator for Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins, according to NPR, CBS News, The Guardian and Al Jazeera. AP and CBS News project Ossoff's victory; his victory speech was broadcast by PBS NewsHour and ABC News. The Times of Israel describes Ossoff as a Jewish senator increasingly critical of Israel, and The Jerusalem Post includes him among the Jewish midterm candidates who won re-election. The Hindu and Geo News link the re-election to speculation about a presidential run by Ossoff in 2028.

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Jon Ossoff was re-elected as senator for Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins, according to NPR, CBS News, The Guardian and Al Jazeera. AP and CBS News project Ossoff's victory; his victory speech was broadcast by PBS NewsHour and ABC News. The Times of Israel describes Ossoff as a Jewish senator increasingly critical of Israel, and The Jerusalem Post includes him among the Jewish midterm candidates who won re-election. The Hindu and Geo News link the re-election to speculation about a presidential run by Ossoff in 2028.

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Democrats won the North Carolina Senate seat, according to Dawn and The New York Times, and held Georgia, according to Fox News and Dawn. Daily Maverick describes the North Carolina gain as a boost in the battle for Congress. CBS News reports Democrats flipping North Carolina's 11th District.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia, beating Republican Mike Collins, according to CBS News, NPR and The Guardian. The AP and Al Jazeera also give the win to Ossoff, and PBS aired his victory speech. Latin American outlets frame the result as relief for Democrats in the US Senate; La Nación calls Ossoff a rising star of the party and reports his attacks on Trump. Geo News reports speculation about an Ossoff presidential bid in 2028, following a remark by Obama.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the midterms, a clear defeat for Trump, according to The Daily Star, Dawn and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera says it explains how the result came about and what it means. ABC News asks what happens to the president's agenda if Democrats win Congress.

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Lula congratulated the Senate on approving the PEC da Segurança and again spoke about creating a Ministry of Public Security. Metrópoles reports that Lula confirmed the ministry will be created, while Folha and Poder360 only say that Lula says he will create it.

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Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate in Georgia, beating Republican Mike Collins, according to CBS News, NPR and The Guardian. The AP and Al Jazeera also give the win to Ossoff, and PBS aired his victory speech. Latin American outlets frame the result as relief for Democrats in the US Senate; La Nación calls Ossoff a rising star of the party and reports his attacks on Trump. Geo News reports speculation about an Ossoff presidential bid in 2028, following a remark by Obama.

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According to The Guardian and RNZ, the 2026 US midterm elections had live results for the Senate, House and governor races. PBS NewsHour reports that Democrats took control of the Senate after winning key midterm races. RNZ says Democrats took the House, with the Senate races still close. The Sydney Morning Herald and CBS News offer overviews of the key races, but their headlines do not state the results.

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Lula congratulated the Senate on approving the PEC da Segurança and again spoke about creating a Ministry of Public Security. Metrópoles reports that Lula confirmed the ministry will be created, while Folha and Poder360 only say that Lula says he will create it.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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The Senate approved the Public Security PEC without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Agência Brasil. Gazeta do Povo reports that Alcolumbre postponed the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the government and opposition reached an agreement to vote on the reduction, but the issue still divides the PT. Metrópoles wrote that the reduction could be voted on in the Senate later this week.

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According to sources cited by ABC News, the US Department of Justice has intensified its probe of the Alaska Senate race, with target letters and new subpoenas. PBS NewsHour reports that the Justice Department sent target letters in a criminal probe of the Alaska Senate race, and explains what that means.

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The Senate approved the Public Security PEC without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Agência Brasil. Gazeta do Povo reports that Alcolumbre postponed the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the government and opposition reached an agreement to vote on the reduction, but the issue still divides the PT. Metrópoles wrote that the reduction could be voted on in the Senate later this week.

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The Senate approved the Public Security PEC without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Agência Brasil. Gazeta do Povo reports that Alcolumbre postponed the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the government and opposition reached an agreement to vote on the reduction, but the issue still divides the PT. Metrópoles wrote that the reduction could be voted on in the Senate later this week.

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American voters go to the polls to decide who controls the House of Representatives and the Senate. CBS News is running live coverage of Election Day, describing control of both chambers as what is at stake.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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According to Metrópoles, Gakiya will take over the Public Security ministry if invited, after Congress made the portfolio viable. Poder360 frames the approval as a triple win for Lula in Congress, alongside the 6 X 1 and MEI proposals. Folha de S.Paulo published a reader's letter arguing that public security actions should be based on studies rather than guesswork.

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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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The Brazilian government reversed course and now allows the Bible cartoons for all ages, after having reclassified them. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the Lula government criticized the reclassification of Record's Bible cartoons before it was cancelled. Gazeta do Povo contrasts the attempt to restrict the Bible cartoons with nudity and crimes shown in films and soap operas.

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These headlines cover the 2026 US midterm elections, focusing on results and the Senate and Nevada governor races. The headlines do not say who won. Fox News and CBS News point to where to follow the coverage, and PBS NewsHour publishes live results. The New York Times presents the statistical model it uses to estimate results.

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The 2026 US midterm elections will decide control of the House and Senate for the rest of Trump's term, according to The Guardian's live coverage and ABC News. RNZ reports that Democrats took the House while Senate races were close. PBS NewsHour says Democrats took control of the Senate after winning key races. The Indian Express publishes results showing who won, who leads and who lost in key House and Senate races, while Al Jazeera asks which races remain undecided.

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According to Agência Brasil, the Senate approved the Public Security PEC without lowering the age of criminal responsibility. Poder360 reports that the Senate removed the lowering of the age of criminal responsibility from the Public Security PEC. Gazeta do Povo says Alcolumbre postponed the vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo states that the government and opposition reached an agreement to vote on the reduction, but the issue still divides the PT.

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Arab parties and opposition leaders condemn the way the Shin Bet chief handled the investigation into alleged election interference.

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Brazil's justice minister points to a link between betting companies (bets) and organised crime, according to Metrópoles and Agência Brasil.

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The headlines cover the 2026 US midterm elections and how many seats Democrats need to take control of Congress. Clarín says Democrats must win 3 seats from Republicans in the House and 4 in the Senate. El Comercio frames the question differently, asking what Democrats need to wrest control of Congress from Trump, without giving figures.

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The Senate approved the Public Security constitutional amendment without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report that the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was separated from the text or postponed. Poder360 reports that the approved text is heading to promulgation.

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The Senate passed the Public Security constitutional amendment without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 say the age reduction was removed from or separated from the amendment, while Metrópoles reports Alcolumbre saying the Senate will vote on the issue one day after the Chamber considers it.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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The headlines cover the 2026 US midterm elections and how many seats Democrats need to take control of Congress. Clarín says Democrats must win 3 seats from Republicans in the House and 4 in the Senate. El Comercio frames the question differently, asking what Democrats need to wrest control of Congress from Trump, without giving figures.

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At an STF hearing on online betting, ministers from the Lula government were heard; Poder360 focuses on what they said. Gazeta do Povo claims there is a consortium between Lula and some STF ministers, presenting this as beyond dispute. The two headlines cover different topics: one reports statements at a betting hearing, the other alleges a link between the executive and the STF.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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The Senate approved the Public Security constitutional amendment in the first round, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Poder360 followed the Senate's live review of the proposal, while Gazeta do Povo published how each senator voted. Metrópoles reported that the government is voting on the amendment and negotiating provisional measures.

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Spain's transport minister resigned, according to Expresso, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Público. Expresso, RTP and Jornal de Notícias say the minister invoked the example of Jorge Coelho when resigning. Público links the resignation to an accident in Toledo, while Metrópoles, from Brazil, says it came days after an accident that killed 69 people.

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The government warns that foreigners who break the law at demonstrations may lose their residence permit, according to Expresso. Observador reports the same possible loss of residence and adds that the PS speaks of intimidation.

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The Senate approved the Public Security constitutional amendment without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report that the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was separated from the text or postponed. Poder360 reports that the approved text is heading to promulgation.

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The Senate approved the Public Security constitutional amendment without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report that the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was separated from the text or postponed. Poder360 reports that the approved text is heading to promulgation.

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The Senate approved the Public Security constitutional amendment without lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report that the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was separated from the text or postponed. Poder360 reports that the approved text is heading to promulgation.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly fled to the United States, according to Poder360, which cites Rogério Marinho justifying the departure from Brazil. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro registered attendance and voted in a Senate session after that trip. Observador asks whether Flávio Bolsonaro cried after the election results, without answering the question.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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PAN regrets the Government's lack of dialogue, according to RTP. Observador reports that Livre, BE and PAN regret Montenegro's lack of self-criticism.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that the Lula government backed down and restored the free classification of Bible drawings after pressure. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the government had criticized the reclassification of the Record network's Bible drawings before it was cancelled.

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The Acampada Porto says the dialogue between the government and the opposition is a "partial victory", while Lisbon vows to keep up the "struggle". According to Jornal de Notícias, the government intends not to continue the Sobrado landfill.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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The government warns that foreigners who break the law, including at demonstrations, may lose their residence permits. The PS speaks of intimidation, according to Observador.

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Folha de S.Paulo writes that voting is good, but does not represent everyone's will. Poder360 reports that Marinho says the Lula government lacks the courage to vote on the age of majority.

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Alckmin met with first-term deputies elected, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo says the meeting was held to thank the young deputies for their support in the second round.

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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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Spain's transport minister resigned, according to Expresso, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Público. Expresso, RTP and Jornal de Notícias say the minister invoked the example of Jorge Coelho when resigning. Público links the resignation to an accident in Toledo, while Metrópoles, from Brazil, says it came days after an accident that killed 69 people.

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The Lisbon Municipal Assembly praises the police's conduct during the protests, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. Diário de Notícias adds that the assembly refused to condemn an intervention described as disproportionate.

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Spain's transport minister resigned after an accident that killed 69 people, according to RTP, Público and Metrópoles. Público places the accident in Toledo, with the resignation coming a few days later.

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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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Spain's transport minister resigned, according to Expresso, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Público. Expresso, RTP and Jornal de Notícias say the minister invoked the example of Jorge Coelho when resigning. Público links the resignation to an accident in Toledo, while Metrópoles, from Brazil, says it came days after an accident that killed 69 people.

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Milei's government declines to say whether it helped Flávio's escape, calling the question irrelevant. Gazeta do Povo notes that the US government helped Brizola go into exile in 1977, presenting the case as a precedent.

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According to the minister, Brazil expects to receive a US proposal on tariffs by next week.

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According to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo, the TCE-MG suspended R$ 32 million in sponsorships to clubs in Minas Gerais after a request from deputy Cleitinho. Agência Brasil reports that football clubs criticise the end of the bets, while the government stresses the harms linked to these platforms.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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Spain's transport minister resigned, according to Expresso, RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Público. Expresso, RTP and Jornal de Notícias say the minister invoked the example of Jorge Coelho when resigning. Público links the resignation to an accident in Toledo, while Metrópoles, from Brazil, says it came days after an accident that killed 69 people.

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Rogério Marinho says the rapporteur of the PEC da Segurança wants to silence the Senate. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the PP grew irritated at attacks on Tereza Cristina after an agreement with Rogério Marinho over the Senate leadership.

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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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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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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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Spain's transport minister resigned six days after a high-speed train crash that killed 69 people, according to several outlets. Among the victims, the Sydney Morning Herald reports two Australians killed. ABC News and The Hindu also describe the high-speed train crash and the minister's resignation, without citing new figures.

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Óscar Puente, Spain's transport minister, resigned after the high-speed train collision that killed 69 people, according to several Latin American newspapers. El Universal reports that the resignation is a matter of «political dignity», according to the minister. La Jornada reports that a Mexican national is among the 69 dead.

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Brazilian outlets report on the contest for the Senate presidency: Gazeta do Povo says the PL confirms Rogério Marinho's candidacy, while Poder360 says Tereza Cristina keeps hers.

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Greenland's parliament approved a security agreement with the United States and Denmark, according to Al Jazeera and TASS. PBS NewsHour and Mainichi link the approval to months of pressure from Trump.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that the Ministry of Justice revised the age rating of Record's Bible cartoons and set it to free-to-air. Poder360 says Nikolas introduced a bill to repeal the rating of the Bible cartoons, while Metrópoles says he criticised the reclassification and compared it to carnival. Gazeta do Povo says that, under pressure, the Lula government backed down and restored the free rating.

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