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Bolsonaro says he is Brazil’s rightful leader after arriving in USPolitics2:04

Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil’s presidential runoff and claimed he was the country’s rightful leader. Reuters correspondent Gabriel Araujo discusses his claims and the obstacles to overturning the result.

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Traders brace for China earnings as Samsung disappointsEconomy

Bloomberg: The China Show covers China’s economy and issues of interest to global investors. The program’s listed topics include Samsung’s third-quarter earnings missing estimates and the Fed holding rates, saying more data would help inform its December decision.

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Flavio Bolsonaro calls himself Brazil’s ‘true’ leader after arriving in MiamiPolitics2:08

Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro said in a statement on Wednesday that he was Brazil’s “true president”, then revised the claim and called himself the country’s “leader”. He and his immediate family had earlier arrived in Miami after he refused a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports amid a money-laundering probe.

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Healey defends UK budget, warns of ‘tough decisions’ aheadEconomy8:07

Chancellor John Healey defended his first budget against criticism that it lacked ambition, warning that the UK will face difficult choices over spending priorities in coming years. He said the bank tax increase would be temporary and urged the Bank of England to consider lenders’ international competitiveness in its review of capital requirements.

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Taiwan Sees China Behind Airspace Row With PakistanWorld11:05

Taiwanese Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi discusses Pakistan’s temporary block on Taiwanese aircraft, linking it to China’s policies and calling the “weaponization” of airspace dangerous.

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Tyrus: I am absolutely sick of thisSociety

A recently published clip from officers’ wearable cameras showing a quarrel during a children’s soccer match prompts discussion on Gutfeld!, including from Fox contributor Tom Shillue.

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Sánchez pledges tough response to possible safety failures after Toledo train crashWorld1:55

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged a tough response to possible safety failures after the Toledo train crash. One of Europe’s deadliest rail disasters this century has renewed questions about Spain’s rail safety, after the transport minister cited an “error” and “inexplicable circumstances” behind the crash.

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Tech Rally Stalls as Alphabet, Samsung DisappointEconomy

Bloomberg Television’s Asia Trade program surveys markets ahead of the Asian trading day, highlighting Alphabet shares falling after a third-quarter earnings miss and disappointing results from Samsung.

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Takaichi’s success may backfire on JapanEconomy

Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, is moving ahead with a $2.3 trillion investment plan. Breakingviews columnists debate whether it could stoke inflation and disrupt the virtuous cycle that helped the world’s fourth-largest economy emerge from stagnation.

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Kat Timpf: ‘That’s a very involved plot…’Society

Fox News contributor Tom Shillue and the “Gutfeld!” panel discuss an unusual Chicago scam in which fake armed robberies were staged to fraudulently obtain U.S. visas.

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CoinDesk Live at Stellar Meridian 2026 Day 2 | ReplayTech

Meridian 2026 took place in Lisbon with a focus on moving money. Interviews at the CoinDesk Live desk explored how assets are issued, transferred and used onchain, including stablecoins settling as everyday money and institutions moving real-world assets on Stellar.

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Obama accuses Trump team of ignoring economy to focus on Cheesecake Factory jokePolitics3:00

Barack Obama criticized the Trump administration for focusing on his Cheesecake Factory joke instead of addressing rising prices for American families. At a Georgia rally supporting Jon Ossoff’s Senate campaign, Obama said the administration had not addressed his concerns about inflation, corruption and the cost of living.

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North Carolina Senate race heats up as parties court key votersPolitics

North Carolina has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 2008. Roy Cooper, the former governor and Democratic candidate, is currently ahead of Republican Michael Whatley by double digits in polls and has made lowering living costs a campaign focus. Charlotte resident Kennedy Evans said rising costs and education matter most to her, with gasoline expenses weighing especially heavily on college students. President Trump is working to rally support for Whatley.

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Nonprofit helps children in ICE custodySociety

Each Step Home co-founder Casey Revkin discusses efforts to raise donations for immigrant children in ICE custody who need medical and food essentials.

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