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The day in 60 seconds: Sunday 1 November

The five stories leading FTMQ News today, in under a minute.

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The five stories leading FTMQ News on Sunday 1 November, each with its full report and sources.

Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne celebrate Halloween with Christmas movie costumes. Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes and his girlfriend Livvy Dunne dressed up as Christmas characters for Halloween in a trending social media post. Read the report

FBI blames North Korea for historic 6 billion dollar Binance crypto heist. The FBI has accused North Korea of stealing more than 6 billion dollars in virtual assets from cryptocurrency exchange Binance in what is considered the largest crypto heist ever. Read the report

House Democrats plan UFO caucus if they win midterms. Representative Andre Carson says House Democrats intend to form a caucus and select committee to drive UFO transparency if they regain the majority. Read the report

Staten Island man to run NYC Marathon after 190-pound weight loss. Staten Island resident Joe Macklin is set to run the New York City Marathon after losing 190 pounds following the death of an acquaintance. Read the report

Former US Army contractor charged with sharing classified secrets online. Federal authorities arrested James Thomas Ashbacher for allegedly posting classified military information on social media and stealing night-vision gear from an Army facility. Read the report

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In short

  • Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne celebrate Halloween with Christmas movie costumes
  • FBI blames North Korea for historic 6 billion dollar Binance crypto heist
  • House Democrats plan UFO caucus if they win midterms
  • Staten Island man to run NYC Marathon after 190-pound weight loss
  • Former US Army contractor charged with sharing classified secrets online

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