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Abdul El‑Sayed, the Democrats’ riskiest bet for the midterms: ‘We will have to hold Trump accountable for all the harm he has done’

17 October 2026 at 05:00

There is still over an hour before the protagonist appears, but the line already wraps around the block. Dozens of people wait patiently for their turn to see the man who has become the great hope of the Democratic left wing. When he begins to speak, pandemonium breaks out: “My name is Abdul El‑Sayed and I am going to be your next senator in Washington.” Over the next hour, the hundreds gathered in this venue will applaud, laugh, and cheer every word from the mouth of the new star of American politics, who has already made a fitted black T‑shirt and jeans his trademark look. We are in Lansing, Michigan’s capital, where one of the most gripping battles of the midterm elections — just over two weeks away — is being fought.

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Abdul El‑Sayed, Democratic candidate for U.S. senator from Michigan, last Thursday after debating Republican Mike Rogers in Grand Rapids, United States.

Passos, o protacandidato para o PSD ganhar caparro

14 October 2026 at 00:22
É “protocandidato”? Percebi “prota”, de “proteína”. O que faria sentido: não vejo outra forma de o PSD ganhar músculo para reformar o país senão com um upa-upa nos níveis de testosterona.

3h.Obama defende líderes que valorizem "humanidade comum"

11 October 2026 at 03:12
Deixou ainda avisos a Trump como que o chefe de Estado não pode iniciar uma guerra sem aprovação do parlamento. Ainda, Isabel Mendes Lopes do Livre acusa Governo de viver numa realidade paralela.

Trump’s assault on the US Supreme Court enters a decisive year

5 October 2026 at 09:38

Tradition holds that the first Monday in October marks the start of the nine-month term of the United States Supreme Court. But it is well known that Donald Trump is not a man given to honoring every tradition.

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Donald Trump arriving at the White House this past Friday.

Miami’s fairy godmother for undocumented domestic workers

20 September 2026 at 05:00
Karla De Anda in Miami, Florida, on September 6.

It is around 9:00 p.m. and Karla De Anda’s phone rings. The number is unknown to her. On the other end, connected to the free Wi‑Fi at a Miami airport terminal, a woman is sobbing uncontrollably. Her name is Rosa. She has just had her bags packed for her. A coworker told the family they both worked for that Rosa had been secretly talking to a stranger about the wages she was owed. The family would not hear any more: they bought her a one‑way ticket to her country of origin and put her in a taxi to the airport. Karla, who barely knows her, asks a single question: “Do you want to stay or not? Just answer me.” Between sobs the woman says yes. She hangs up, gets out of the departure line, and an hour later Karla is waiting for her at the arrivals gate with another activist, ready to take her to her home that same night.

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Training course for women organized by The Right to Freedom Network in Miami.Mónica poses for a photo in Miami.A member of The Right to Freedom Network, in Miami, on September 6.Karla De Anda during an interview on September 6, in Florida.
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