John Jessup
As a correspondent based in the nation's capital, John Jessup covers everything from Washington politics to the economy to the latest in weather. His responsibilities include filing news stories for the 700 Club, Newswatch, and anchoring Newsbreaks for affiliates across the country.
John's work in broadcast has earned him several awards in reporting, producing, and coordinating elections coverage. Since he joined CBN News, he has reported from a number of places, including parts of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas affected by Hurricane Katrina. John also traveled to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba during the height of allegations of detainee abuse.
Before making the move to Washington, he reported and produced for NBC affiliates in Arkansas and Missouri. He also worked as an intern at NBC's London Bureau. John graduated with a broadcast journalism degree from the University of Missouri and is affiliated with the National Association of Black Journalists and the Asian American Journalists Association.
My Stories
Updated 2 days ago
Battle lines have been drawn over the Senate's new 2,074-page health care bill which critics say will cost far more than its $849 billion price tag.
Updated 2 days ago
After weeks of putting the finishing touches on the Senate's health care bill, majority leader Sen. Harry Reid is now playing the role of chief mathematician.
Updated 4 days ago
A government panel is telling women they can wait an extra 10 years before they start getting regular tests for breast cancer.
Updated 6 days ago
The decision to try the mastermind behind the September 11, 2001 attacks, in New York City has sparked fierce debate.
Updated 11 days ago
Families, friends and the nation honored the fallen at Fort Hood, Texas, Tuesday, in an emotional memorial service.
Updated 12 days ago
Democrats now look to the Senate for the next peg in reforming health care. But two words appear to spell disaster: public option.
Updated 15 days ago
Democrats advanced the controversial 'cap and trade' bill, Wednesday, but many wonder if it will have enough support to pass.
Updated 18 days ago
This election may provide a clues on how voters feel about President Barack Obama and may be an indicator for next year's midterm elections.
Updated 19 days ago
Two governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey are being closely watched as an indicator of things to come during next year's mid-term elections.
Updated 30 days ago
Health officials promise there will be enough vaccines to go around soon, but many-- including lawmakers-- are wondering why it's taking so long.
