White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the job after a rocky start
Katie Zacharia is leaving her role as White House press secretary after a brief and challenging tenure
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The Latest: Trump's new press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving post after a rocky start
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the job after a rocky start
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10/16 - JMN IN-DEPTH - Emily Adkins Blood Clot Awareness Month
Doug Adkins of Fernandina Beach lost his daughter, Emily, to a blood clot when she was 23. Her story led to a 2025 Florida law in her name. The Emily Adkins Prevention Act requires hospitals to screen for blood clots. A statewide blood clot report found that almost 45% of patients hospitalized with a clot were back in the hospital with another clot diagnosis within 15 days of going home; Duval County logged 5,009 blood clot visits in one year, sixth-most in the state. To learn more about prevention, visit STOPTHECLOT.COM, the online home for the National Blood Clot Alliance.
10/16 - JMN IN-DEPTH - Florida Gun Lawful Carry Restrictions
Kirk Evans is President of US LawShield, a national firearms legal defense program with over 700,000 members. The organization is based in Texas, and operates in 46 states including Florida. He joins JMNID to discuss Florida firearms law, and certain lawful carry restrictions regarding election polling locations.
10/16 - JMN IN-DEPTH - As Michigan Goes, So Goes The Midterm?
The battle for Michigan's Senate ahead of midterms - VP Vance was campaigning there Thursday,on behalf of Mike Rogers (R), while AOC campaigned with Abdul El-Sayed (D). What makes this race so special, and why is everyone in the country watching? FOX News's Jessica Rosenthal explains the influence of this race across the rest of the country.
