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

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

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Government websites went offline after an AI-discovered flaw set off a security scramble, according to The Japan Times. Daily Maverick and Rappler carry the same story under the same headline, without adding details on the scale of the problem.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers faced off again in the second Michigan Senate debate, each questioning the other's loyalty. The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post report that El-Sayed hired a Jewish outreach director, with the Times of Israel describing him as an Israel-critical candidate. Haaretz says Rogers made his pitch to Jewish Democrats during the final debate against El-Sayed.

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Government websites went offline after an AI-discovered flaw set off a security scramble, according to The Japan Times. Daily Maverick and Rappler carry the same story under the same headline, without adding details on the scale of the problem.

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Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign has hired a Jewish outreach director, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. In a final debate with Mike Rogers, the two candidates clashed; CBS News reports the clash, while PBS NewsHour describes them questioning each other's loyalties. Haaretz highlights that Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats during that debate.

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Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign has hired a Jewish outreach director, according to The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. In a final debate with Mike Rogers, the two candidates clashed; CBS News reports the clash, while PBS NewsHour describes them questioning each other's loyalties. Haaretz highlights that Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats during that debate.

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Government websites went offline after an AI-discovered flaw set off a security scramble, according to The Japan Times. Daily Maverick and Rappler carry the same story under the same headline, without adding details on the scale of the problem.

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Minister Leitão Amaro said RTP needs restructuring, according to Diário de Notícias, Expresso and RTP itself. Observador reports that RTP needs to transform and that its disappearance is not at stake.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Mike Rogers said Jewish people are 'literally afraid' of Abdul El-Sayed, according to the Jerusalem Post. The Times of Israel and Haaretz attribute to Rogers the claim that Jewish voters are afraid of El-Sayed, and Haaretz says Rogers made a pitch to Jewish Democrats. PBS NewsHour describes a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers question each other's loyalties. CBS News previewed the debate without reporting what was said.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers faced off again in the second Michigan Senate debate, each questioning the other's loyalty. The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post report that El-Sayed hired a Jewish outreach director, with the Times of Israel describing him as an Israel-critical candidate. Haaretz says Rogers made his pitch to Jewish Democrats during the final debate against El-Sayed.

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

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

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Netanyahu said the only way to eliminate the Iranian threat is to overthrow the regime in Tehran. RTP and Jornal de Notícias quote the statement directly, while O País summarises it as an aim to topple the regime.

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Several headlines report that websites, including government sites in Europe, went offline because of a flaw related to the PHP programming language. RTP and Expresso describe the flaw as an outage or a cybersecurity problem that forced websites worldwide to shut down. Folha de S.Paulo focuses on explaining what PHP is and why government sites went offline.

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Flávio Bolsonaro says he will lift his own secrecy seal if Marcola, Lula's former chief of staff, lifts his, according to headlines from Metrópoles, Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360. Gazeta do Povo headlines that Lula says he will lift Marcola's secrecy seal, presenting the case as an escalation in the back-and-forth between the two. Folha de S.Paulo adds that Flávio Bolsonaro criticises Supreme Federal Court ministers in the same context.

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

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

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Government websites in Europe and elsewhere went offline because of a software flaw, according to the headlines. Two headlines attribute the discovery of the flaw to artificial intelligence. The headlines describe a security scramble to address the problem, without giving further details.

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Government websites in Europe and elsewhere went offline because of a software flaw, according to the headlines. Two headlines attribute the discovery of the flaw to artificial intelligence. The headlines describe a security scramble to address the problem, without giving further details.

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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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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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Minister Leitão Amaro said RTP needs restructuring, according to Diário de Notícias, Expresso and RTP itself. Observador reports that RTP needs to transform and that its disappearance is not at stake.

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

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Argentine president Javier Milei called Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez a «dictator», according to headlines from Folha de S.Paulo, Observador, Channels TV and Gazeta do Povo. Observador uses the phrase «unpresentable dictator», while Gazeta do Povo reports that Milei calls for the socialists to leave power in Spain. Channels TV places the remark during Milei's visit to Madrid.

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

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Folha de S.Paulo reports rising inflation and public debt in the United Kingdom, putting pressure on the government. Público headlines that the United Kingdom will send aircraft on a “defensive mission” to Saudi Arabia. The Hindu, from India, has a headline describing Saudi Arabia as being in dire straits, with no further detail in the title. The three headlines do not share a clear common theme: they cover UK economic issues and a military mission, and the titles alone do not show whether these are related.

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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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