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    Thiago dos Reis, of the Workers' Party, has been elected a federal deputy for São Paulo, according to G1 coverage tied to the 2026 electoral cycle. The result gives the PT another seat in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies representing São Paulo state. Searches around federal deputies are rising in Brazil as attention turns to the makeup of the next Congress.

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    Gérard Larcher has been re-elected president of the French Senate, securing a sixth term in the role that will run until 2029. French media highlight his reputation as unshakeable, with the influential right-wing figure facing a new challenge: for the first time he must contend with a Rassemblement National group in the upper house. Larcher warned that antisemitism, racism and rejection of others have no place in the chamber. Outlets also recalled his unlikely past as an Olympic athlete.

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    Right-wing wave in Brazil's Congress boosts Bolsonaro camp●Right-wing wave in Brazil's Congress boosts Bolsonaro camp ahead of presidential runoff✉newsWorld57 min ago

    Right-wing candidates won a surge of seats in Brazil's congressional elections, strengthening the position of President Jair Bolsonaro's allies ahead of the presidential runoff against Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Although Bolsonaro finished behind Lula in the first round, his camp emerged with expanded influence in both chambers of Congress, potentially shaping the next legislature's agenda.

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    The Senate races most likely to flip▼Ranking the Senate races most likely to flip | CNN Politics✉newsWorldPolitics3 h ago

    CNN Politics has published a ranking of US Senate races considered most likely to change party control, offering a state-by-state look at the contests that could decide the chamber's majority. The analysis is drawing attention as observers assess which incumbents are vulnerable and where campaigns are most competitive ahead of the elections.

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    Cobb Chamber launches Public Safety Appreciation Week▼Cobb Chamber kicks off Public Safety Appreciation Week✉newsCultureGaming5 h ago

    The Cobb County Chamber of Commerce has launched Public Safety Appreciation Week, an initiative honoring police officers, firefighters and other first responders in the Atlanta-area county. The week is expected to feature community recognition events and opportunities for residents and businesses to thank public safety personnel for their service.

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    How Elephant Green Chili Chutney Went From Home Recipe to National Brand▼How Elephant Green Chili Chutney Turned a Home Recipe into a Nationwide Condiment Brand✉newsLifeFood5 h ago

    Elephant Green Chili Chutney has grown from a small home recipe into a nationwide condiment brand, a story highlighted by the US Chamber of Commerce. The company's journey shows how a family-style green chili chutney found mass-market appeal and scaled into a recognized product on store shelves across the country.

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    WVU professor links hospitality technology with human connection▼Chambers Professor’s approach to hospitality bridges technology and human connection✉newsTechnology7 h ago

    A professor at West Virginia University's John Chambers College of Business and Economics is being highlighted for an approach to hospitality that combines technology with personal human connection. The university showcased the work, positioning it as an example of how business education can embrace digital tools without losing the personal side of service industries.

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    Republicans are holding campaign rallies as they work to keep their majority in Congress. The effort comes ahead of upcoming elections, with party candidates and supporters mobilizing voters in key races. Both chambers of Congress are at stake, and control will determine how much legislative power the party holds in Washington.

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    Two Million People Live Near 'Mouth of Hell' Volcano, Study Finds Hidden Magma Chamber●2 Million People Live Near 'Mouth of Hell' Volcano. It May Be Hiding a Second Magma Chamber https://gizmodo.com/2-millioMmastodonScience48 h ago

    Scientists report that Campi Flegrei, the supervolcano near Naples nicknamed the 'Mouth of Hell', may conceal a second magma chamber beneath the already-known one. Roughly two million people live in the surrounding area, making any new insight into the volcano's internal structure a matter of serious public safety. Researchers used seismic imaging to detect the possible chamber, deepening concerns about monitoring one of the world's most closely watched volcanic zones.

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    The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has endorsed James Gallagher in his congressional campaign. The endorsement was reported by the Lassen County News, covering the local candidate's race. No further details about the district, Gallagher's platform, or reactions to the endorsement were provided in available reporting.

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    Chamber's sixth annual auction to feature mermaid art●Chamber’s sixth annual auction to feature mermaid art pieces✉newsCultureArt9 h ago

    A local chamber of commerce is holding its sixth annual auction, and this year's edition will include mermaid-themed art pieces among the items on offer. The event continues the chamber's tradition of using art auctions to bring the community together and raise support for local causes. Details on dates, featured artists and bidding are expected as the auction approaches.

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    Obama to campaign for El-Sayed at Michigan Senate rally●Obama to appear at Abdul El-Sayed rally in critical Michigan Senate race https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o ct/MmastodonWorldUS Politics211 h ago

    Barack Obama is set to appear at a rally for Abdul El-Sayed as the Democrat campaigns in Michigan's closely watched US Senate race. The joint appearance is being read as a significant boost for El-Sayed in a state likely to be pivotal to control of the Senate, drawing attention from Democratic voters and political observers nationwide.

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    CNN ranks the 10 Senate seats most likely to flip●CNN’s top 10 Senate seats most likely to flip, explained✉newsWorldPolitics11 h ago

    CNN has published a breakdown of the 10 US Senate seats it considers most likely to change party control, laying out the races, candidates and dynamics that could decide the chamber's balance of power. The list is drawing attention as analysts and voters weigh which contests will shape the Senate's future.

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