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Patrick Djordjevic and Rich McHugh at NewsNation:

(NewsNation) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s older brother, Jeff, has admitted exclusively to NewsNation that he does not wish to influence voters despite his opposition to the Democratic vice presidential nominee’s views. Jeff Walz’s Facebook posts caused a stir in both mainstream and social media as he described the Minnesota governor as “not the type of character you want making decisions about your future.” Despite saying to his Facebook friends that he had “thought long and hard” about publicly endorsing former President Donald Trump, he now wishes to be uninvolved in any political campaign. “It wasn’t my intent, it wasn’t our intent as a family, to put something out there to influence the general public,” Jeff Walz told NewsNation.

From the 09.03.2024 edition of NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas Reports:

From the 09.03.2024 edition of NewsNation's NewsNation Now:

Jeff Walz, the older brother of Tim Walz, spoke to NewsNation’s Rich McHugh that he does not wish to influence voters despite his opposition to the viewpoints of the Minnesota Governor and Kamala Harris VP choice.

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Rich McHugh at NewsNation Now:

(NewsNation) — Independent test results from East Palestine, Ohio, show potentially dangerous chemicals are present at rates thousands of times above a control sample. The data are raising new concerns about safety as the community continues to deal with the aftermath of a train derailment that spilled toxic chemicals into the environment. On May 15, independent testing expert Scott Smith was in East Palestine testing the soil for dioxins. “We found, in soil versus two controls, dioxin levels anywhere between 27,000% and 164,000%. There is no doubt that dioxins are a problem in the soil on Taggart Street,” Smith told NewsNation.

However, the Environmental Protection Agency told NewsNation their test results done before April 18 showed only 124 parts per trillion, whereas Smith’s findings worked out to 600,000 parts per trillion. Smith believes the EPA readings could have been accurate at that time, but do not take into account the soil remediation process. The cleanup efforts would stir up dirt and dust, which could expose chemicals. Former EPA administrator Judith Enck was critical of the EPA’s response, saying the agency needs to more and do it quickly. “It needs to do substantially more dioxin testing and review the Scott Smith data and react to it,” Enck said.

[...] As NewsNation previously reported, the EPA has denied independent test results and refused to test certain areas, while telling residents it is safe to go back to their homes. Authorities told residents it was safe to return after a brief evacuation, but many have reported health problems and fear what could happen if they return home.

Dioxins released from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio show potentially dangerous chemicals are present at rates thousands of times above a control sample.

From the 07.19.2023 edition of NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas Reports:

Rich McHugh at NewsNation Now: 

22-year-old Gabby Petito embarked on a cross-country road trip with fiancé Brian Laundrie in July, documenting every turn of their new van life on their nascent YouTube channel, where they invited the world to tag along.

But more than a week after Laundrie returned from the trip alone, her family reported her missing, and followers took that invitation to heart — scouring her posts and unpacking the mystery in real-time.

The hashtag #gabbypetito has been viewed more than 867 million times on TikTok alone.

[...]

Millions have poured over the various posts — dissecting threads and theories. One of Toumaian’s videos scrutinizes the captions on Petito’s Instagram posts.

Last night on NewsNation Prime, NewsNation aired a story on how social media sleuths uncovered the details in the Gabby Petito case.

From the 09.23.2021 edition of NewsNation’s NewsNation Prime: