Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

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  • 2/22 - Blair Miller, CMG Washington
    Today, the US Supreme Court continues weighing whether Facebook, Twitter and YouTube can be sued for recommending content to their users. This latest set of arguments stems from the family of a man killed in the Reina nightclub attack in Istanbul. They sued Twitter, Facebook and YouTube parent Google under the terrorism law.
    The Justices’ decision could reshape online speech and content. We explain how this case could change what you see on social media sites.
    3 min
  • 2/22 - Jonathan Savage, FOX News
    Jonathan reports from Europe on President Biden's assurances to the "Bucharest 9" nations, countries previously subject to domination from the Soviet Union, that NATO nations will continue to support their independence, as those nations face possible threats of being the next target of a Russian invasion.
    4 min
  • 2/21 - Jonathan Savage, FOX News
    Jonathan Savage joins JMN, reporting from Europe about President Biden's European travel agenda, including meetings with President Zelenskyy in Ukraine yesterday and with President Duda in Poland today. Biden will speak regarding US support to Ukraine in the year-long (to date) Russia-Ukraine War, but his comments are not expected to be a direct response to Russia's Vladimir Putin, who is making a state address today.
    4 min
  • 2/21 - Jessica Barreto, Action News Jax
    Jessica reports on a potential University of Florida regional campus site downtown, possibly at the intersection of State St. and Laura St. The facility would be known as the UF Health and Financial Technology Graduate Education Center, offering master programs in health, business, and engineering.
    3 min
  • 2/21 - Blair Miller, CMG Washington
    Happening this morning, President Vladimir Putin says that Russia is suspending its participation in the New START nuclear weapons treaty. This is an agreement between Russia and the US that places verifiable limits on all Russian deployed intercontinental-range nuclear weapons. This comes one day after President Biden’s surprise visit to Ukraine. Today, President Biden will be in Poland where he plans to meet with NATO leaders. We breakdown this developing story and explain what’s at stake.
    3 min

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