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The day in 60 seconds: Wednesday 21 October

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

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The five stories leading FTMQ News on Wednesday 21 October, each with its full report and sources.

University of Arizona student alleges sexual assault at fraternity house. A sorority member at the University of Arizona reported being sexually assaulted by two men at a fraternity house in August. Read the report

Vivek Ramaswamy invests four million dollars in controversial Ohio campaign ad. Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is spending four million dollars to promote an ad featuring his Democratic opponent's estranged mother despite widespread criticism. Read the report

Tulare County California voters receive duplicate midterm mail ballots. Thousands of mail-in ballots were sent twice to voters in Tulare County, California, after an error by a printing company. Read the report

Federal prosecutor criticizes Los Angeles voter citizenship verification process. A federal prosecutor stated that Los Angeles election officials cannot independently verify the citizenship status of registered voters beyond self-attestation. Read the report

Kenya opposition splits one year after Raila Odinga death. Kenya's main opposition party faces deep internal divisions over its alliance with President William Ruto one year after the death of long-time leader Raila Odinga. Read the report

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In short

  • University of Arizona student alleges sexual assault at fraternity house
  • Vivek Ramaswamy invests four million dollars in controversial Ohio campaign ad
  • Tulare County California voters receive duplicate midterm mail ballots
  • Federal prosecutor criticizes Los Angeles voter citizenship verification process
  • Kenya opposition splits one year after Raila Odinga death

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