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The Indian Express asks whether the Nvidia spy scandal could cost Howard Lutnick his US Cabinet post.

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CBC News and Hong Kong Free Press report that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO after an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Capital FM and Channels TV say the former Nvidia CEO has been summoned to testify before US Congress over that affair. CBS News says Huang is willing to appear before Congress as part of an investigation into the case.

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Several outlets from different countries report a Microsoft outage that disrupted Outlook and Teams, affecting businesses, schools and government agencies. Dawn and Geo News say the outage lasted several hours. The National describes a cascading impact on businesses, while The Hindu says India also felt the effects.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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The U.S. Congress has summoned Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify. Capital FM in Kenya says Jensen Huang, described as a former Nvidia CEO, is summoned over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The Hindu in India reports that Lutnick is to testify on Nvidia, citing U.S. media.

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Indonesia's vice president handed his resignation to parliament, according to Daily Maverick and Rappler. Daily Maverick and Rappler highlight Jokowi's backing of Prabowo in this development. The Japan Times describes the move as Prabowo rushing to end the Jokowi era through the ouster of Jokowi's son.

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The US Congress has increased scrutiny of Trump and Nvidia after Jensen Huang's exit, according to Channels TV and The Japan Times. Rappler says Huang's exit and US scrutiny threaten $3 billion in Chinese AI projects that rely on Nvidia.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Alcolumbre pushes back against criticism of the fiscal adjustment, asking whether it was only meant to win votes. According to Poder360, Alcolumbre says the Senate will vote on the fiscal adjustment highlights on Tuesday.

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Several headlines report that China's access to Nvidia chips is in doubt as restrictions gain traction in the US Congress. Daily Maverick and The Indian Express specify that access is in doubt only for some Nvidia chips.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Japan's Finance Ministry is considering curbing the push to increase defense spending, citing concerns about funding.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for the Senate Democratic leadership. Fox News links the announcement to the Democratic election sweep. The Guardian frames it as the party's first big test after the midterms. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe Van Hollen as an Israel critic. The Spanish ABC presents him as a leftist against the moderate Schumer.

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Nunes's vice-mayor admits he may run in 2028, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that he criticises the mayor and Tarcísio and will seek Bolsonaro's support. Metrópoles quotes him saying that not running for São Paulo's mayoralty in 2028 would be a “blessing”.

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The U.S. Congress has summoned Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify. Capital FM in Kenya says Jensen Huang, described as a former Nvidia CEO, is summoned over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The Hindu in India reports that Lutnick is to testify on Nvidia, citing U.S. media.

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Rogério Marinho accuses the government of a «calote», a default, on the states in the fiscal adjustment. According to Gazeta do Povo, Marinho speaks of a new «pedalada fiscal», a fiscal maneuver, in the adjustment approved by the Senate.

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The Senate approved the Lula government's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360, and Agência Brasil reports approval of the base text, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 bn. Metrópoles reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the US, voted against the fiscal adjustment. Folha de S.Paulo says a Lula minister states the package should be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies immediately after the Senate finishes its review.

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Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly voted against Lula's fiscal adjustment, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo notes the vote came after Flávio Bolsonaro had promised spending cuts. Poder360 attributes to Flávio Bolsonaro the claim that Lula's fiscal adjustment will include cuts to health and education.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Davi Alcolumbre is attacking the right, fearing Lula will abandon him in the Senate race. Metrópoles argues that Lula needs realism in the Senate, whether or not he likes Davi Alcolumbre.

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The Senate approved the Lula government's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360, and Agência Brasil reports approval of the base text, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 bn. Metrópoles reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the US, voted against the fiscal adjustment. Folha de S.Paulo says a Lula minister states the package should be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies immediately after the Senate finishes its review.

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Several outlets from different countries report a Microsoft outage that disrupted Outlook and Teams, affecting businesses, schools and government agencies. Dawn and Geo News say the outage lasted several hours. The National describes a cascading impact on businesses, while The Hindu says India also felt the effects.

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The Lisbon encampment wants to meet with the Government, according to RTP and Observador. RTP adds that the movement is also asking Seguro for help with that meeting.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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Supporters of Scott Colom celebrated his Senate victory in Mississippi, which was described as historic. ABC News says, in an analysis, that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future. CBS News quotes Jasmine Crockett saying Mississippi has been overlooked, in reference to Colom's victory.

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The Senate approved the Lula government's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360, and Agência Brasil reports approval of the base text, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 bn. Metrópoles reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the US, voted against the fiscal adjustment. Folha de S.Paulo says a Lula minister states the package should be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies immediately after the Senate finishes its review.

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The Senate approved the core text of Lula's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo, Metrópoles, Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Agência Brasil reports the package projects savings of up to R$ 60 billion. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that Lula's first fiscal adjustment package under his fourth term has drawn resistance from both the left and the right.

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The Senate approved the Lula government's fiscal adjustment package, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360, and Agência Brasil reports approval of the base text, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 bn. Metrópoles reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the US, voted against the fiscal adjustment. Folha de S.Paulo says a Lula minister states the package should be voted on in the Chamber of Deputies immediately after the Senate finishes its review.

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The Senate approved the base text of a fiscal adjustment package, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles and Agência Brasil. Agência Brasil cites expected savings of up to R$ 60 billion; Folha de S.Paulo describes the plan as measures to curb spending and raise revenue.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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The PSB went to the TSE seeking a runoff in the Rio de Janeiro governor's race, according to Gazeta do Povo. Agência Brasil reports that minister Zanin rejected that request.

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The Justice Minister confirms he will go to the Senate to speak about the replacement of police chiefs. The head of the Federal Police tells the Justice Minister that he acted in accordance with the law when removing police chiefs.

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Expresso reports that the President of the Republic is relying on local mayors to oversee the government during the storms. Observador describes a signal from the President as dangerous, without specifying in its headline what it consists of.

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Expresso reports that the government is moving ahead with a restructuring of health services amid a crisis. RTP says the organisational restructuring of the Ministry of Health should be presented later this month.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that Zanin rejected the PSD's request for a second round in the Rio de Janeiro governor's race.

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The Lisbon encampment wants to meet with the Government, according to RTP and Observador. RTP adds that the movement is also asking Seguro for help with that meeting.

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The US Congress has increased scrutiny of Trump and Nvidia after Jensen Huang's exit, according to Channels TV and The Japan Times. Rappler says Huang's exit and US scrutiny threaten $3 billion in Chinese AI projects that rely on Nvidia.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate race in Mississippi, according to ABC News, CBS News and PBS NewsHour. CGTN says he is the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction, and Le Monde adds that it is the first in more than a century. ABC News writes that the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid that flipped a Republican seat. Tages-Anzeiger reports that Trump praised Colom after the win, and The New York Times notes that Seth Meyers was excited by the result.

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According to Poder360, União Brasil is negotiating to hold two ministries in Lula's fourth government. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Centrão is demanding more ministries in Lula's fourth government in exchange for greater loyalty in Congress.

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Público headlines that the health-sector resignations amount to a request for the minister's resignation, while Observador reports that the Left Bloc is demanding the health minister's resignation over the deaths of patients.

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The Senate is expected to vote on the government's fiscal adjustment later this Thursday, according to Poder360 and Metrópoles. Metrópoles reports that the Senate approved urgency for the adjustment.

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Público says the government took precautions and that the storm Charles problem now puts pressure mainly on Health and its minister. RTP covers the economic impacts of the country's standstill caused by storm Charles. Observador focuses on the information the IPMA sent to the government about the storm.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate seat, becoming the first Black man elected to the Senate from the state in 145 years, according to Clarín and Le Monde. CBS News and PBS NewsHour highlight the state's reaction and Colom's long-shot campaign to flip the seat. CGTN describes him as Mississippi's first Black senator since Reconstruction. The New York Times reports comedian Seth Meyers's reaction to the win, while Tages-Anzeiger says Trump praised Colom after the victory.

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Folha de S.Paulo publishes a point-by-point explanation of the Moretti Plan, the Lula government's fiscal adjustment proposal. Poder360 reports that Fiemg is asking for changes to the same government fiscal adjustment proposal.

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Agência Brasil reports that the cases are concentrated in six states. Both headlines agree on the total; Metrópoles attributes the figure to the Ministry of Health, while Agência Brasil does not name a source.

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Seguro defends the government's response to the storm and says that, if there are excesses, they should be made to protect people. Expresso highlights prevention, quoting Seguro on protecting people.

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According to Observador, support for private preschools is guaranteed until 2027. Público reports that the government is keeping funding for new preschool classrooms, which was due to end this year.

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The White House accuses Democrats of launching an investigation against Trump, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo reports that the White House threatens to investigate Democrats for intimidation against the Trump administration. CBS News spoke to a legal expert about the White House warning to Democrats over possible investigations of Trump.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Senate seat in Mississippi, which outlets describe as a historic victory. Headlines say Colom is the first Black man elected to the Senate from that state in 145 years and the first Black senator since Reconstruction. ABC News says the win could reshape Mississippi's political future, while PBS NewsHour describes it as a longshot bid to flip the seat. According to Tages-Anzeiger, Trump praised Colom after the win.

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Brazil's Congress approved the release of at least R$ 3 billion for ministries and bodies of the Judiciary and Legislature, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Agência Brasil reports that Congress approved 24 projects with supplementary credit for ministries.

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The Senate voted on Lula's government fiscal adjustment bill, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo, which publishes each senator's vote. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the PT and allies are drafting an alternative bill, with taxes on the wealthiest. Metrópoles reports that 119 business entities have spoken out against the bill.

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According to Metrópoles, the CNI says the government's fiscal adjustment bill shifts the cost onto the productive sector. Poder360 reports that the Senate voted on Lula's fiscal adjustment bill, and Gazeta do Povo says the Senate approved the package. Folha de S.Paulo says the PT and allies are working on an alternative fiscal adjustment bill that would tax the wealthiest.

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The Justice Minister confirms he will go to the Senate to speak about the replacement of police chiefs. The head of the Federal Police tells the Justice Minister that he acted in accordance with the law when removing police chiefs.

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Brazil's Congress authorises the reallocation of about R$152 billion in the 2026 budget, according to Poder360. Gazeta do Povo reports R$152.4 billion in additional credits approved by Congress for the same budget. Both headlines point to a similar amount, but Poder360 refers to reallocation and Gazeta do Povo to additional credits.

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The Ministério Público has opened an investigation into the police intervention at the Lisbon encampment.

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Público says the government took precautions and that the storm Charles problem now puts pressure mainly on Health and its minister. RTP covers the economic impacts of the country's standstill caused by storm Charles. Observador focuses on the information the IPMA sent to the government about the storm.

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The Spanish Parliament approved housing measures, according to Observador and Poder360. RTP and Público report that one of the approved decrees led to the early elections in Spain. Poder360 highlights that these measures make evictions more difficult.

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El País describes those exports as supervised, a term the other headlines do not use.

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