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Matthew Vann

  • Senior Producer and Reporter, ABC News
Washington, D.C.
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Senior Producer for @ABC News in Washington. Alumn @NBCNews @CBSNews. Education by way of @DardenMBA @ColumbiaJourn @CUNY. Husband, dad, classical music lover.
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Rep. Thompson to Mississippi Gov.: ‘Bring our state back to where it needs to be’ Original

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By Matthew Vann
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Rep. Thompson to Mississippi Gov.: 'Bring our state back to where it needs to be' As hundreds of thousands across the south still remain without power after a brutal winter storm, Rep. Bennie Thompson, (D-MS) urged Mississippi Republican Governor Tate Reeves to "bring our state back to where it needs to be." 4:51 • Source: CNN Latest News from CNN 16 videos Rep.
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TikTok pushes back on claims of user censorship

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By Matthew Vann
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TikTok pushes back on claims of user censorship TikTok is pushing back on claims of user censorship as it cites a data center outage as the cause of recent problems for app users. Zeyi Yang, a Senior Writer at WIRED, explains how the upload issues are impacting user perception as TikTok gains new majority shareholders.
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Officials warn residents to remain off roads as emergency responders assess winter storm damage

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By Matthew Vann
| CNN Verified
Officials warn residents to remain off roads as emergency responders assess winter storm damage State officials are warning residents to remain off city streets as emergency responders clear roadways. Former FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell says its important to listen to local officials, and allow them to do their jobs.
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