Newsfeed Now for September 10: Google Investigation; Legally blind athlete inspires others
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On Newsfeed Now for September 10, the conversation began with an investigation into tech-giant Google. Dozens of Republican and Democratic attorneys general are teaming up to investigate Google. Specifically they’re looking into whether the tech giant is a monopoly and violating US anti-trust laws. Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge joins the conversation.
For the full story: CLICK HERE or watch the full interview in the video above.
Today’s other stories with scroll to times:
VOL NATION SUPPORT: A boy in Florida who not only inspired Vol Nation to rally support after his teacher posted about his being bullied for his homemade Vols shirt – has now inspired an actual T-shirt based on his original design. WATE’s Elizabeth Kuebel reports.
For the full story: CLICK HERE or scroll to 7:11 in the video above.
BATTLE WITH CANCER: Kelsey and Charlie Johnson feel strong enough to fight breast cancer, but there’s another war to be waged. A war that has touched the hearts and minds of many people on social media. KLRT’s Donna Terrell joins the conversation.
For the full story: CLICK HERE or scroll to 11:22 in the video above.
VISION TO RUN: An athlete and his coach are a running inspiration in the town of Ulysses, Kansas. KSNW’s Hunter Funk reports.
For the full story: CLICK HERE or scroll to 19:08 in the video above.
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