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Fort Hood Fusillade: U.S. Army wants to broadcast live shooter execution

Nidal Hasan, the perpetrator of the shooting at the Fort Hood military base in 2009, is due to be killed by firing squad on 3 December. A Pentagon official said on Thursday night that the execution would be broadcast live, while Defence Minister Pete Hegseth assured earlier that it would be public.

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Midterms: Democrats sue Trump for taxpayer paid ads

The National Committee of the Democratic Party (DNC) filed a complaint on Wednesday against US President Donald Trump. It accuses her of " flagrant violation" of the ban on the appropriation of public funds for advertisements to her glory, especially during an election period.

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In Quebec, the independenceists returned to power with an online referendum

The Parti québécois de Paul St-Pierre Plamondon won the Quebec elections on Monday night, with about 28% of the vote but without an absolute majority, complicating the implementation of its program. The new Prime Minister of this Canadian province said he would wait until Donald Trump's term of office ended to hold a referendum on independence.

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Trump now allows all Americans to buy zero-rated diesel

US President Donald Trump, whose popularity rating suffers from pump prices, signed a decree on Monday to allow all Americans to buy "tax-free red diesel". The text is in fact limited to deferring the payment of the tax on this diesel oil normally reserved for agricultural machinery.

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Fort Hood rifle in 2009: shooter to be executed by peloton

Donald Trump agreed on Monday that Nidal Malik Hasan, a former US military psychiatrist who had killed 13 people on the Texas base in Fort Hood in 2009 to protest the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, should be killed by firing squad.

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President in Brazil: Flavio Bolsonaro ahead of Lula and face him in the second round

Far right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, appointed by his father to represent the Conservative camp in Brazil's presidency, created the surprise when he came to the lead of the first round on Sunday. In the second round, he will face outgoing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is running for a fourth term. Relive the election night.

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Presidential: Brazilians vote for Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro

Voters began to go to the polls on Sunday for the first round of the presidential election in Brazil. Left-wing president Lula said after voting that the choice was between democracy and "barbarism". His conservative rival said he wanted to "free the Brazilian people". The two candidates are in a row in the last polls.

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Midterms 2026, the recap: Democrats play moderation, Donald Trump goes on a campaign

The last straight line of the Midterm campaign has begun! Strategy, candidates, polls... Every week, France 24 takes stock of what to remember. On Thursday, Donald Trump began a major round of meetings to support Republican candidates. But not everyone in his party is happy. Polls are increasingly in favour of Democrats, who are trying to remain moderate in response to accusations of extremism by their rivals.

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In Brazil, Lula's "last dance" for a fourth presidential term

At 80, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is a candidate for his re-election as head of Brazil on Sunday. And to run for a fourth term, the former metal worker relied on his popularity and a solid balance sheet with a revitalized economy. But in the face of Donald Trump's pressure, he struggles to mobilize. To the point of being at the elbow-to-neck in the polls with his far right rival, Flavio Bolsonaro.