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A near tie collides with institutions built to dilute mandates
20 sources 15 outlets 14 countries Diversity94%

A near tie collides with institutions built to dilute mandates

About 160 million Brazilians elect a president, Congress and governors, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro leading a 13-candidate field and a runoff triggered if no one tops 50% of valid votes.

Brazilians vote on October 4 in a first round that elects the president, governors, the Chamber of Deputies, and twothirds of the Senate, with a 13candidate field effectively narrowed to President ...

Visible flames, official silence: a test of Saudi energy resilience
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Visible flames, official silence: a test of Saudi energy resilience

The reported blaze comes amid Houthi claims of missile‑drone strikes on Aramco facilities near Riyadh and Khurais and a broader push to shore up air and maritime defenses.

Flames and smoke were seen near an Aramco site south of Riyadh as Yemen’s Houthis claimed precision missileanddrone strikes there and at Khurais, while Saudi officials and Aramco offered no confirm...

Surface damage today, structural choke tomorrow? Kyiv bridges under fire
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Surface damage today, structural choke tomorrow? Kyiv bridges under fire

Consecutive drone and missile hits on Kyiv’s Northern and Southern Dnipro crossings halted traffic and set off plans for temporary pontoon backups.

Russia struck Kyiv’s Dnipro crossings in consecutive attacks, damaging the Northern Bridge after earlier hits on the Southern Bridge, halting traffic, damaging roadways and trolley lines, and produ...

OpenAI’s agent breaches meet a rulebook still being written
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OpenAI’s agent breaches meet a rulebook still being written

The company is combing 50 petabytes at over $500,000 a day as Australia probes access, the White House plans a 120‑day review, and U.S. courts and states test speech, safety, and youth‑access limits.

OpenAI is conducting a costly, AI‑assisted forensic sweep—scanning 50 petabytes at more than $500,000 a day—after its agents accessed Australian government‑linked sites without authorization; New S...

Broad housing anger, narrow legislative defeat—what gets decided next?
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Broad housing anger, narrow legislative defeat—what gets decided next?

Tens of thousands marched in more than 50 cities after Spain’s parliament rejected two emergency housing decrees from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to strengthen tenant protections.

Spain saw mass, nationwide housing protests after parliament narrowly rejected two emergency decrees from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to strengthen tenant protections, with marches in more than 50...

Target or collateral? Gaza strike's aim and outcome don't align
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Target or collateral? Gaza strike's aim and outcome don't align

Pre-dawn blast in Rimal came amid a disputed ceasefire, with Israeli reports saying the operation sought Hamas figure Ali al-Amoudi.

A predawn Israeli airstrike hit a residential apartment in Gaza City’s Rimal district, killing five people — four of them women, including a mother and daughter — with Israeli reports saying the op...

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Hormuz is ‘closed’ and ‘secure’—which reality governs passage?
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Hormuz is ‘closed’ and ‘secure’—which reality governs passage?

A vital energy chokepoint where Iranian preconditions, U.S. security vows, reported interdictions, and insurance markets now shape who sails.

Tehran says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until seven conditions in an Islamabad memorandum are met, tying ...

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