Main topics in the news include proposals for the election of deputies, Trump's statements about Flávio, concerns about the cost of living in the USA, advances in cancer treatment in Brazil, release of withdrawals on Binance and an advisory note on attacks on stock exchange holders.
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Chamber wants to change the format for electing deputies; understand the mixed district
Trump says he has no plans to see Flávio and that the senator can stay in the US 'as long as he wants'
Rising cost of living is one of the main concerns of American voters
Daily pill achieves unprecedented results in the cancer that kills the most in Brazil
Binance releases bitcoin and ether withdrawals after $6.3 billion theft
Attacks on Prouni scholarship holders violate the ethics of medicine, says council

Hundreds of protesters in Tel Aviv demand that the Israeli opposition join forces with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu. The political impasse persists after elections without a clear majority, while military attacks continue in the Gaza Strip.

Survey of the Ranking of Politicians shows that restrictions on online betting in 11 countries, including China and India, did not extinguish the activity, but increased the use of illegal platforms and currency evasion, amid debates on the topic in Brazil.

The Novo party registered 2,200 new members in 24 hours after declaring itself the only party not to recognize Lula's victory, questioning the use of the public machine in the TSE.

President Lula shows strong concern about the economy and rejects pressure for fiscal adjustment, fearing a repeat of the crisis of Dilma Rousseff's second term. He seeks transformative social measures and evaluates new names for the Treasury.

The US midterm elections are expected to be the most expensive in history, with more than US$15 billion raised. The dispute renews the entire Chamber and part of the Senate, being crucial for Donald Trump's government.

The advance of prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi in the US elections worries experts due to the risk of spreading false information, confusion between estimates and real results, and unfounded accusations of fraud.