Ryan looks at possible fractures in the GOP, as unlikely bipartisan support saw a War Powers resolution (opening discussion for a bill) passed in the Senate, and bipartisan support for an ACA subsidies extension passed in the House. Both circumstances drew immediate criticism from the White House, and suggest challenges to the GOP's solidarity leading into a variety of mid-term and special elections.

Eben has the latest updates on the rapidly unfolding situation in Venezuela following a Senate war powers vote. 5 GOP senators supported the resolution, drawing the ire of President Trump.

The UF Proton Therapy Institute celebrates 20 years of service in Jacksonville, and today's Good News features the celebratory bell in their lobby, where patients mark the completion of their treatment schedule. Sue Anderson recounts her daughter Audrey's care, that brought them all the way from Australia to Jacksonville, to eventually establishing and ringing that celebratory bell.

"Simple and straight to the point" describes The Bodega, a coffee shop in Jax Beach. Visit WWW.THEBODEGAJAX.COM to learn more!

FRI – Clark looks at “Buy Now Pay Later” plans, like the trending “Pay in 4” installment programs, and why they’re a bad idea!

Lt. Gov. Jay Collins joins JMN to discuss a number of Florida legislative issues, including property taxation reforms, a special legislative session on district remapping, and Florida's potential (additional) prosecution of ousted Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro.

Candace DeMatteis, Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, discusses the impact of new childhood vaccine recommendations as presented by the Centers for Disease Control.

Now back in session in DC, the House and Senate both got briefings from Sec.’s of Defense and State on Venezuela, with apparently different partisan takeaways as to future implications. A number of votes are expected today - the Senate on a War Powers resolution, and the House on an extension of subsidies for ACA policies. WOKV will follow these stories as they develop.

Eben reports on US forces apprehending more Venezuelan ships "conducting illicit activities," allegedly illegally transporting Venezuelan oil outside of sanctions. This includes the North Atlantic capture of a tanker ("the Bella-1" or "the Marinera," depending on which country you ask) that was allegedly flying Russian flags off the coast of Iceland, prompting Russian intervention demanding the release of the ship, its crew/passengers, and its cargo. This is the latest event in the ongoing US/Venezuela controversy, but likely not the last.

Jonathan reports on multiple international headlines: mass demonstrations continue across Iran regarding soaring inflation and declining economic stability; the latest regarding US forces capturing Venezuelan oil tankers; and President Trump's aggressive threats and posturing against Iran, Greenland, and multiple Caribbean and South American nations.