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Photo Caption: Democratic congressional candidate Rebecca Bennett discusses the late-summer childcare gap in a social media video as she campaigns for New Jersey's 7th Congressional District. Handout Photo - Rebecca Bennett for Congress

New Jersey Dem Has to Watch Her Own Kids for Two Weeks Between Camp End and School Start

Democratic congressional candidate Rebecca Bennett says the annual gap between summer camp and the first day of school creates a childcare "dead zone" for working parents, using her family's experience to argue for greater representation of parents in elected office.…

Jackson Mayor Sent “Bag of D’s”, Threatening Voicemails

Jackson Mayor Jennifer Kuhn says she received threatening voicemails and a vulgar novelty package over the past three weeks. Authorities have increased security around Town Hall but have not publicly identified a suspect or determined whether the reported threats were…

Photo Caption: Glenn "Bubba" Pysher, a New Jersey college baseball player, was fatally shot by police after mistakenly approaching the wrong home in Upper Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania.

New Jersey College Baseball Player Fatally Shot by Police After Mistakenly Going to Wrong Home

Authorities are continuing to investigate the fatal shooting of New Jersey college baseball player Glenn "Bubba" Pysher as family members seek answers and mourn the loss of the 22-year-old athlete.…

Trump Trade Battle With Canada Escalates as President Floats Renaming Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump added a new twist to the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute Tuesday, suggesting the United States is considering renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America” as relations with…

Mail in Ballots

Sherrill Criticizes Supreme Court Decision to Secure Mail-in Ballots

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a procedural ruling allowing parts of President Donald Trump's executive order affecting mail-in voting to move forward while legal challenges continue, prompting criticism from New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill.…

Disabled Veteran Attacked on Facebook by Jackson Mayor Over Jackson Day Question

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – What started out as a simple question asked at a public event inside a public park in Jackson Township escalated when Interim Mayor Jen Kuhn called the police on a disabled Marine Corps veteran who just wanted an answer to…

Driver Ran Out of Gas, Car Jacked then Shot in the Face in Baltimore

Teenage Newark car thieves caught with over 100 stolen key fobs, car

Maryland Governor announces $9 million student loan debt tax credit

Twelve arrested on illegal gun charges in Trenton

Early COVID Cases Harmed Sense Of Smell For More Than Half Of People, According To Study

Colorado Hospital Charges Woman $847 For ‘Zoom Call’ With Doctors

Virginia Scraps CRT Program Critics Said Would Have Destroyed Math Education

Biden Briefed On Military Deployment Near Ukraine As Diplomacy With Russia Fails

Here’s How To Fight Inflation Without Destroying The American Worker

Smyrna Man Arrested, Charged in Death of Robertson County Deputy

Suspects in undercover gun buy shoot at cops, 1 in custody

Governor Hogan orders flags to fly at half staff to honor fallen Baltimore firefighters

Hero cops literally lift car off woman trapped underneath

NJ Assemblywoman, EMT says Murphy’s latest vaccine mandate hurting front-line healthcare workers

Incidental COVID now at 61% in New Jersey, Commissioner accused of misrepresenting data as a scare tactic

Phil Murphy asked by media if he is bullying children to wear face masks

More than 200,000 cases of COVID-19 reported among the vaccinated in NJ over past 30 days

New Jersey offering up to $35,000 in financial mortgage assistance for struggling homeowners

Party at Airbnb erupts in gunfire, 16-year-old suspect detained

Texas deputy struck and killed by a drunk driver while providing a motorcycle escort

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