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Netanyahu's bloc finished ahead in the Israeli election but well short of a majority, according to several outlets. The Hindu and PBS NewsHour report that the bloc has lost its parliamentary majority and that difficult negotiations lie ahead. Punch also reports that Netanyahu's bloc has lost its majority in the election.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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President Tinubu nominated six executive directors for the NMDPRA and sought Senate confirmation, according to Channels TV and Punch. Premium Times reports that Tinubu appointed the six directors, without mentioning the request for Senate confirmation.

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President Tinubu nominated six executive directors for the NMDPRA and sought Senate confirmation, according to Channels TV and Punch. Premium Times reports that Tinubu appointed the six directors, without mentioning the request for Senate confirmation.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by the Houthis over Mecca. The Houthis deny launching any drone, after the coalition reported the interception in the Mecca region.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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A Brazilian congressional committee approved making the Enamed exam mandatory to practise medicine, and the Chamber of Deputies later approved the same measure. According to Agência Brasil and Poder360, Congress approved a mandatory exam for practising medicine. Metrópoles adds that Congress has until Friday to vote on the associated provisional measure.

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Five Brazilian outlets report that the Senate stopped voting on the Public Security constitutional amendment, with Senate President Alcolumbre removing or postponing it from the agenda. According to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo, the deadlock is tied to penal age reduction, with divisions within the PT and a dispute with the PL. Gazeta do Povo says President Lula halted the PT's plan on penal age reduction to prioritize the amendment.

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A Brazilian congressional committee approved making the Enamed exam mandatory to practise medicine, and the Chamber of Deputies later approved the same measure. According to Agência Brasil and Poder360, Congress approved a mandatory exam for practising medicine. Metrópoles adds that Congress has until Friday to vote on the associated provisional measure.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report proposals to lower the age of criminal responsibility within the Public Security constitutional amendment, with the opposition suggesting 14. Gazeta do Povo reports that the Lula government halted the Workers' Party plan on criminal responsibility to prioritise the Public Security amendment. Poder360 highlights criticism from police chiefs of a section of the amendment concerning the Legislative Police. Agência Brasil reports that Senate president Alcolumbre withdrew the Public Security amendment from the Senate agenda.

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US authorities are investigating letters containing "suspicious substances" sent to congressional and election offices. BBC News, NPR and Sky News report the mailings as targeting election offices; Sky News names the FBI as investigating.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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US authorities are investigating letters containing "suspicious substances" sent to congressional and election offices. BBC News, NPR and Sky News report the mailings as targeting election offices; Sky News names the FBI as investigating.

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The White House responded to questions about press secretary Katie Zacharia's legal credentials, and she confirmed she never passed the bar exam. The Indian Express quotes her saying she cleared the exam in China, while the South China Morning Post says she wrongly claimed China has no such exam. PBS NewsHour examined the claim that she is a lawyer, and ABC News, citing sources, reported she did not pass the exam.

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Expresso and Hoje Macau report negotiations between China and the United States over an agreement on artificial intelligence. Diário de Notícias reports that the Portuguese government is preparing rules for the use of artificial intelligence in schools. Folha de S.Paulo links the rise in US bond yields to doubts about the artificial intelligence boom. Observador publishes a piece on artificial intelligence and happiness, with no explicit link to the other headlines.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles report proposals to lower the age of criminal responsibility within the Public Security constitutional amendment, with the opposition suggesting 14. Gazeta do Povo reports that the Lula government halted the Workers' Party plan on criminal responsibility to prioritise the Public Security amendment. Poder360 highlights criticism from police chiefs of a section of the amendment concerning the Legislative Police. Agência Brasil reports that Senate president Alcolumbre withdrew the Public Security amendment from the Senate agenda.

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The Supreme Court of Justice reduced former minister Manuel Pinho's prison sentence from ten years to eight and a half years. Observador gives the figure as eight years and six months, while Jornal de Notícias reports the sentence simply as eight and a half years.

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The Supreme Court of Justice reduced former minister Manuel Pinho's prison sentence from ten years to eight and a half years. Observador gives the figure as eight years and six months, while Jornal de Notícias reports the sentence simply as eight and a half years.

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The White House's new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is under scrutiny over her claims to be a lawyer. One Indian outlet reports that Zacharia allegedly failed the US bar exam and says she passed it in China. The White House defends the press secretary amid questions about her legal credentials. Zacharia has defended her 'lawyer' title and said it is unknown how much she will deal with the media.

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Several outlets report a case involving a member of Abu Dhabi's royal family in London, mentioning a toddler and an alleged cocaine overdose. One headline reports a conviction for child neglect, while another says the government will publish Telegraph probes amid a row with Burnham.

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The White House's new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is under scrutiny over her claims to be a lawyer. One Indian outlet reports that Zacharia allegedly failed the US bar exam and says she passed it in China. The White House defends the press secretary amid questions about her legal credentials. Zacharia has defended her 'lawyer' title and said it is unknown how much she will deal with the media.

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The White House responded to questions about press secretary Katie Zacharia's legal credentials, and she confirmed she never passed the bar exam. The Indian Express quotes her saying she cleared the exam in China, while the South China Morning Post says she wrongly claimed China has no such exam. PBS NewsHour examined the claim that she is a lawyer, and ABC News, citing sources, reported she did not pass the exam.

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The White House responded to questions about press secretary Katie Zacharia's legal credentials, and she confirmed she never passed the bar exam. The Indian Express quotes her saying she cleared the exam in China, while the South China Morning Post says she wrongly claimed China has no such exam. PBS NewsHour examined the claim that she is a lawyer, and ABC News, citing sources, reported she did not pass the exam.

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Brazil's Senate approved in a first round the constitutional amendment ending the 6x1 work schedule, according to Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo reported Lula celebrating the approval, while Diário de Notícias and RTP highlighted that it came during the election campaign. Another topic in the headlines is the Security amendment, whose Senate vote was announced for Thursday, with shortened deadlines.

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Several outlets from different countries reported that the new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, faces questions about her legal credentials. The White House defended the new press secretary, according to BBC News and The Express Tribune. Fox News published an interview with former press secretary Karoline Leavitt about Trump and motherhood, not directly related to the credentials question. The Guardian wrote that it is still unknown how much the new press secretary will deal with the media.

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The White House's new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is under scrutiny over her claims to be a lawyer. One Indian outlet reports that Zacharia allegedly failed the US bar exam and says she passed it in China. The White House defends the press secretary amid questions about her legal credentials. Zacharia has defended her 'lawyer' title and said it is unknown how much she will deal with the media.

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The Brazilian Senate approved a bill raising the revenue cap for MEI micro-entrepreneurs and forgiving their debts, according to several outlets. The text now goes to President Lula for signature, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Gazeta do Povo, in a headline that also mentions the end of the 6×1 work schedule, reports that the Chamber of Deputies forgave MEI debts.

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Elon Musk reportedly suggested the US government was behind Starlink restrictions in Ukraine, according to British and Portuguese headlines. Pakistani and Brazilian headlines say Musk also called for Ukrainian President Zelensky to step down or "go". Brazil's Metrópoles reports that Donald Trump would decide the Starlink speed in Ukraine.

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The White House confirmed that press secretary Katie Zacharia never passed the US bar exam, despite having claimed she practised law. The Indian Express reports that Zacharia said she cleared the exam in China, a claim the South China Morning Post says is wrong.

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The new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is facing questions over her claim to be a lawyer. Several outlets from different countries highlight the issue. According to the headlines, the White House defends the press secretary against doubts about her legal credentials, and she herself defends the lawyer title.

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Outlets in several countries report that Trump's new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is facing questions about her credentials, particularly her claim to be a lawyer. The Express Tribune reports that the White House defends her, while The Hindu says she herself defends the 'lawyer' title.

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Several Indian and international outlets report that actor Imran Khan was asked to leave India after taking part in a protest against chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. One headline says Mumbai police asked him to leave the country by October 28. The South China Morning Post describes Imran Khan as US-born, while other headlines present him only as a Bollywood actor.

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Donald Trump said the execution of the Fort Hood shooter will not be livestreamed, as reported by several outlets across multiple countries. Before the announcement, retired US military officers had urged the government to cancel the livestream. The Times of Israel wrote that Trump blocked a plan by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth to broadcast the execution, while Fox News reported that survivors of the attack praised the decision.

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Several outlets from different countries report that the new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is facing questions about her legal credentials. The headlines do not say what exactly those doubts are; Fox News, meanwhile, publishes an interview with her predecessor, Karoline Leavitt, about the White House and motherhood. The Express Tribune reports that the White House is defending the press secretary against questions about her legal qualifications.

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