Jake Jones
Jake Jones
Former Newsy Digital Content Producer
Jake left his small Missouri hometown to study broadcast journalism and political science at the University of Missouri. After completing his undergrad work and adopting a fat cat named Kasper, he quickly delved into the political arena of 2016. He's active on Twitter (@JakeJones4Newsy) and is always interested in a (civil) political debate.
Recent Work
Leaders Of North And South Korea Are Set To Meet Tuesday
Immigrant Population In US Reaches Highest Percentage In A Century
US Approves Arms Sales To South Korea
North And South Korea Open First-Ever Liaison Office
Volkswagen To Discontinue The Beetle In 2019
French President Macron Acknowledges Use Of Torture In Algerian War
US Sanctions 2 Companies For Being North Korean Fronts
Thousands Lose Medicaid Coverage In Arkansas Due To Work Requirements
Russia Wants To End 70-Year Islands Dispute With Japan
Energy Department Estimates US Is Now World's Top Oil Producer
US Invites China To Discuss Trade Dispute
Six Big Tech Companies To Testify To Congress About Privacy
EU Parliament Votes To Pursue Disciplinary Action Against Hungary
Former Brazilian Leader Ends Presidential Bid From Behind Bars
White House Accuses Iran Of Proxy Attacks In Iraq
Tensions Between US And Russian Forces Escalate In Syria
NYT: US Officials Met With Venezuelan Officers Planning A Coup
Iraqi Protesters Set Fire To Iranian Consulate In Basra
Trump: More Tariffs Against China Could Come "On Short Notice"
Turkey, Iran and Russia Fail To Agree On Syrian Ceasefire
George Papadopoulos Sentenced to 14 Days In Prison
Alex Jones Is Now Permanently Banned From Twitter And Periscope
New York Opens Sex Abuse Investigation Into Catholic Church
Paraguay Moves Its Embassy In Israel Back To Tel Aviv
Several Passengers Fall Ill On Emirates Flight To NYC
A Recap Of The First Day Of Brett Kavanaugh's Confirmation Hearings
Arizona Governor Appoints Sen. John McCain's Replacement
Argentina Is Cutting Government Ministries To Stabilize Its Economy
NYT: US May Cut Military Operations In Africa
