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Portugal's Parliament has joined the case as an assistant over an alleged break-in at Ventura's office, according to several Portuguese outlets. Observador describes it as the Chega party office case and does not use the term break-in.

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Portugal's Parliament has joined the case as an assistant over an alleged break-in at Ventura's office, according to several Portuguese outlets. Observador describes it as the Chega party office case and does not use the term break-in.

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Portugal's Parliament has joined the case as an assistant over an alleged break-in at Ventura's office, according to several Portuguese outlets. Observador describes it as the Chega party office case and does not use the term break-in.

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A man has been charged over a 'targeted' attack on Australian lawmaker Helen Haines, according to CBS News and PBS NewsHour. PBS NewsHour describes the suspect as a driver charged with intentionally injuring an Australian federal lawmaker. BBC News focuses on what happened in court, at the hearing of the man charged in the attack on an Australian MP. Channels TV reports that the lawmaker lost her legs following the attack, which it describes as 'targeted'.

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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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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being deliberately run over, according to headlines from several newspapers. A suspect has been charged, according to Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo links the attack to an anti-Israel environmental activist, a connection the other headlines do not make.

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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being deliberately run over, according to headlines from several newspapers. A suspect has been charged, according to Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo links the attack to an anti-Israel environmental activist, a connection the other headlines do not make.

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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being deliberately run over, according to headlines from several newspapers. A suspect has been charged, according to Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo links the attack to an anti-Israel environmental activist, a connection the other headlines do not make.

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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being deliberately run over, according to headlines from Público, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Metrópoles and RTP. Diário de Notícias reports that a suspect has been charged; none of the other headlines mention an arrest or charges. Gazeta do Povo links the attack to an anti-Israel environmental activist, a detail the other outlets do not mention.

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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being struck by a vehicle, according to several outlets. Her husband said the amputation followed the attack, and some headlines describe it as targeted. Reports say the suspect has appeared in court.

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The French government said it will deploy troops and acknowledged failures in handling the weekend unrest. The Times of Israel reports that Netanyahu blames the French unrest on an “invasion of extremist Islam,” and that a troop deployment is set.

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Sebastião Bugalho was not elected vice-president of the European People's Party's parliamentary group. Observador highlights that Bugalho's defeat is linked to Weber winning an internal contest.

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Sebastião Bugalho was not elected vice-president of the European People's Party's parliamentary group. Observador highlights that Bugalho's defeat is linked to Weber winning an internal contest.

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Sebastião Bugalho was not elected vice-president of the European People's Party's parliamentary group. Observador highlights that Bugalho's defeat is linked to Weber winning an internal contest.

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Sebastião Bugalho was not elected vice-president of the European People's Party's parliamentary group. Observador highlights that Bugalho's defeat is linked to Weber winning an internal contest.

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São Paulo's city government removed a civil servant accused of leaking Smart Sampa data, according to Metrópoles, and is investigating the leak of 58,000 cameras, per Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Mayor Nunes says the city knew about the security flaw in the system. Poder360 attributes the leak to a municipal guard and reports, citing Nunes, that the system is secure.

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The Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo report that São Paulo's public prosecutor's office will investigate the leak of data from Smart Sampa. Other headlines cover related prosecutorial matters, such as a renewed agreement in Rio de Janeiro and the opening of inquiries, with no clear link to the Smart Sampa case. Diário de Notícias notes that investigations into deputies tend to run in parallel with those of the public prosecutor's office.

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A man has been charged over a 'targeted' attack on Australian lawmaker Helen Haines, according to CBS News and PBS NewsHour. PBS NewsHour describes the suspect as a driver charged with intentionally injuring an Australian federal lawmaker. BBC News focuses on what happened in court, at the hearing of the man charged in the attack on an Australian MP. Channels TV reports that the lawmaker lost her legs following the attack, which it describes as 'targeted'.

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The Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo report that São Paulo's public prosecutor's office will investigate the leak of data from Smart Sampa. Other headlines cover related prosecutorial matters, such as a renewed agreement in Rio de Janeiro and the opening of inquiries, with no clear link to the Smart Sampa case. Diário de Notícias notes that investigations into deputies tend to run in parallel with those of the public prosecutor's office.

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São Paulo's city government removed a civil servant accused of leaking Smart Sampa data, according to Metrópoles, and is investigating the leak of 58,000 cameras, per Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Mayor Nunes says the city knew about the security flaw in the system. Poder360 attributes the leak to a municipal guard and reports, citing Nunes, that the system is secure.

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A man has been charged over a 'targeted' attack on Australian lawmaker Helen Haines, according to CBS News and PBS NewsHour. PBS NewsHour describes the suspect as a driver charged with intentionally injuring an Australian federal lawmaker. BBC News focuses on what happened in court, at the hearing of the man charged in the attack on an Australian MP. Channels TV reports that the lawmaker lost her legs following the attack, which it describes as 'targeted'.

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The United States has barred government agencies from using DeepSeek, a Chinese AI tool, according to The Daily Star, Hong Kong Free Press and The Guardian. Nigeria's Punch focuses on China's response, saying it opposes the ban.

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São Paulo's city government removed a civil servant accused of leaking Smart Sampa data, according to Metrópoles, and is investigating the leak of 58,000 cameras, per Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Mayor Nunes says the city knew about the security flaw in the system. Poder360 attributes the leak to a municipal guard and reports, citing Nunes, that the system is secure.

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An Australian lawmaker lost a leg after being run over, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The Jornal de Notícias calls the incident deliberate, while Metrópoles speaks of an alleged attack; the headlines do not confirm intent. RTP reports that the man was detained; Público links the case to years of threats against public figures.

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The Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo report that São Paulo's public prosecutor's office will investigate the leak of data from Smart Sampa. Other headlines cover related prosecutorial matters, such as a renewed agreement in Rio de Janeiro and the opening of inquiries, with no clear link to the Smart Sampa case. Diário de Notícias notes that investigations into deputies tend to run in parallel with those of the public prosecutor's office.

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France imposed a curfew in several areas of Paris, Lyon and Lille, and in Nice according to Público, after a weekend of violence. The French prime minister credited the curfew with a calm night after the protests, a reading the Observador repeats.

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An Australian lawmaker lost a leg after being run over, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The Jornal de Notícias calls the incident deliberate, while Metrópoles speaks of an alleged attack; the headlines do not confirm intent. RTP reports that the man was detained; Público links the case to years of threats against public figures.

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The Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo report that São Paulo's public prosecutor's office will investigate the leak of data from Smart Sampa. Other headlines cover related prosecutorial matters, such as a renewed agreement in Rio de Janeiro and the opening of inquiries, with no clear link to the Smart Sampa case. Diário de Notícias notes that investigations into deputies tend to run in parallel with those of the public prosecutor's office.

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An Australian lawmaker lost a leg after being run over, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The Jornal de Notícias calls the incident deliberate, while Metrópoles speaks of an alleged attack; the headlines do not confirm intent. RTP reports that the man was detained; Público links the case to years of threats against public figures.

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An Australian lawmaker lost a leg after being run over, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The Jornal de Notícias calls the incident deliberate, while Metrópoles speaks of an alleged attack; the headlines do not confirm intent. RTP reports that the man was detained; Público links the case to years of threats against public figures.

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