NYT newspaper claims that voters rose up against Trump; Democrats advance in the Senate and House
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Trump's vice-president attributes the electoral defeat to the war in Iran, according to the president's own statement. The NYT reports that voters rose up against Trump. In Brazil, Democrats obtain a majority in the Senate and advance in the Chamber, while Rogério Marinho launches a candidacy for the presidency of the Senate and Alcolumbre seeks to vote on reducing the age of criminal responsibility.
Trump's deputy blames war in Iran for defeat: 'The president himself said so'
'Voters rose up against Trump', says NYT
MAP in real time: Democrats have a majority in the Senate, with 54 elected to 44
In the Chamber, Democrats advance with a score of 228 to 139; SEE
Rogério Marinho, from PL, launches candidacy for president of the Senate
With an eye on re-election, Alcolumbre wants to vote today to reduce the age of majority
Seven Brazilians are elected state deputies, all Democrats
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Alcolumbre will be able to vote on reducing the age of criminal responsibility today
Possible · Within hours
Rogério Marinho will run for president of the Senate for PL
Likely · Within days
Trump's deputy blames war in Iran for electoral defeat. Analysis highlights cost of living and impact of conflict. Democrats advance in the Senate and House. Seven Brazilians are elected state deputies.
Analysis points out that inflation and geopolitical tensions in Iran influenced the electoral results in the USA. Democrats maintain majority in the Senate and advance in the Chamber. Seven Brazilians were elected state deputies.
Partial results of the US elections indicate a Democratic majority in the Senate (54 to 44) and the House (228 to 139). There are 2 seats left in the Senate and 68 in the Chamber for definition. Analysis points to cost of living and war in Iran as decisive factors.
Democrats maintain majority in the US Senate while advancing in the House. On other topics, police investigate double homicide and Anvisa approves new weight loss medication.

After re-election in Georgia, Democratic senator Jon Ossoff gains national recognition and voter support for 2028. The congressman, known for his incisive criticism of Donald Trump, denies his immediate intention to run for the White House.
Democrats lead the Senate (54 to 44) and House (228 to 139) in the US elections. Highlights include the first Brazilian deputy elected in Florida and the first Muslim senator. At the same time, police are looking for a suspect in the murder of a woman and child.