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Democrats win House and Senate in US midterms
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Democrats win Congress in US midterm elections
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El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate race, first Muslim senator
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Russian strike on Ukrainian aid site kills at least 40
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Democrats win Texas Senate seat and governorship
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Israel certifies election results as president begins coalition talks
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Musk's election spending draws scrutiny after Democratic midterm sweep
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Cyberattacks on European supermarket fridges extend to French blood banks
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Markets react to Democrats winning Congress in midterms
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Democrat Gina Hinojosa wins Texas governor race over Abbott
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Spain's transport minister resigns after deadly train crash
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South Africans vote in local elections amid service failures
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Democrats win Congress; Israel weighs impact on US ties
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Speaker Johnson won't seek House GOP leadership after midterm losses
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By how many newsrooms are covering them right now, the same ranking as the Today tab in the app. It draws on the news feeds of dozens of newsrooms over the last 30 hours, and recent coverage counts most: a newsroom's headline counts in full when it is new, half after 12 hours and a quarter after a day. Each story shows the video from one of the newsrooms in Aplomb that best shows where it stands now. We read the headlines of a wide range of newsrooms, including some we never show, and some paywalled newspapers whose articles we do not link. How we choose sources.
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