New Jersey Moves Forward With Historic Film Trail Highlighting Famous Movie Locations
New Jersey's new Film Trail will map famous movie and TV locations statewide, from Friday the 13th and Clerks to Annie, Joker and The Sopranos.…
NJ Democrats Approve $200,000 to Expand State Office of Volunteerism
New Jersey lawmakers approved $200,000 to expand state volunteer resources as new federal work rules take effect for SNAP and NJ FamilyCare recipients.…
New Jersey’s Illegal Voters Could Have Changed Outcome in Five New Jersey Elections, Kranjac Says
New Jersey's 6,600 improper noncitizen registrations are drawing new scrutiny as Mario Kranjac points to local elections decided by only a few votes.…
Virginia Senator Pushes to Censor Online Video Game Platform Steam Over Alleged Discrimination
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator Mark Warner of Virginia has intensified his scrutiny of Valve Corporation, the owner of Steam, the world’s largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming, citing concerns over the…
Former NBA Star Drops F-Bomb-Laden Truth Bomb: “Shut the F* Up, You Lost”
Buckle up, because a former NBA star just delivered a fiery political rant that has both sides of the aisle clutching their pearls—or nodding along. In a viral video, the athlete didn’t…
NJ Congressman Teams Up With AOC to Beg Biden to Block Trump From “Drill Baby Drill” Promise
WASHINGTON — A coalition of congressional lawmakers is calling on President Biden to use his executive authority to permanently ban offshore oil and gas drilling in unleased and at-risk areas of the…
Partners in Crime: Two beagles ‘arrested’ by Monroe Township police, handed over to animal control
MONROE TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Two beagles are behind bars — well, figuratively speaking — after being picked up by Monroe Township police on Tuesday. The pair of dogs were found wandering near…
Joy Reid Loses Her Mind on Live Television As Democrats and Republicans Start to Unite
NEW YORK — MSNBC host Joy Reid delivered an impassioned critique on her primetime show, denouncing calls for unity between Democrats and Republicans amid speculation of improved relations between President Joe Biden…
Scientific American Editor-in-Chief Resigns After Calling Trump Voters Fascists
NEW YORK, NY – Laura Helmuth, editor-in-chief of Scientific American magazine, announced her resignation on Thursday following criticism over controversial comments she made on social media regarding Donald Trump voters. Helmuth, who…
CNN is Firing Top Talent, But MSNBC Should Do the Same
With CNN making headlines for axing some of its top-tier talent, it feels like the perfect time to ask: Why isn’t MSNBC seizing this golden opportunity to trim its own roster? The…
Kings Dominion Takes Flight with Rapterra, the World’s Tallest and Longest Launched Wing Coaster
Virginia – Hold onto your hats, thrill-seekers—Kings Dominion is about to level up in a big way. In honor of its 50th anniversary, the Virginia theme park will unveil Rapterra in 2025,…
Guess Who’s Not Getting a Job in Trump’s Cabinet… Again: Chris Christie
Chris Christie might want to start looking into hobbies that don’t involve politics—or Donald Trump—because once again, it seems his Cabinet dreams have gone poof. The former New Jersey governor and ex-Trump…
Don’t Mess With Staten Island: Trash Talking Whoopi Goldberg Owes Holtermann’s Apology for Big Fat Lie
Whoopi Goldberg has stirred up quite the drama, and Staten Island is not having it. The radically left-leaning actress and host of The View found herself in hot water after allegedly making…
Out of Work? Five Jobs Federal Employees Might Land During Trump 2.0
In the event of a second Trump presidency, some federal employees might find themselves in search of new careers. While this potential shake-up could leave some out of work, there’s no shortage…
As The GOP Heals and Rebuilds in America, New Jersey Republicans Bracing for All Out Civil War
TRENTON, N.J. — With the dust barely settling after the 2024 elections, New Jersey Republicans are embroiled in deep internal divisions as the party looks ahead to the 2025 gubernatorial contest. Former…
$300 million in federal funding awarded for NJ Transit, are we finally getting clean windows?
TRENTON, N.J. — The Federal Railroad Administration has allocated $300 million to improve Amtrak infrastructure that serves NJ Transit, marking a significant investment in the nation’s busiest rail corridor. The funding, announced…
The World is No Longer Safe, Woman Says As She Attacked Electric Substation, Hung From Wires
SALT LAKE CITY, UT — A suspect was arrested for allegedly damaging equipment at a power substation in Salt Lake County on Wednesday, resulting in a power outage for more than 800…
D.C. Police Bracing for Mass Political Protest, Unrest on January 6th
WASHINGTON, D.C. — District officials are ramping up security measures in anticipation of possible riots and civil unrest surrounding the upcoming January 6 certification of the presidential election, D.C. Assistant City Administrator…
Court Decisions Don’t Matter: Bucks County Dem Commissioners Vote to Count Bad Ballots
BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Two Democratic county commissioners have come under fire after voting to count disputed ballots despite a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling, prompting accusations of violating the rule of law.…
Kamala Harris’ Social Media Presence Has the Vibes of a Public Library as Google Trends Shows America Has Already Moved On
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Interest in Vice President Kamala Harris has plummeted following her defeat in the 2024 presidential election, according to Google Trends data. The search engine tracking site revealed a significant…
Rambo, Sylvester Stallone compares Donald Trump to George Washington at Mar-a-Lago event
PALM BEACH, FL — Actor Sylvester Stallone made headlines Thursday night after introducing former President Donald Trump at a Mar-a-Lago event, likening him to the nation’s first president, George Washington. During his…
Kamala Harris Faces a 90-Day Countdown: Why Isn’t She Acting on Her Campaign Promises?
As Vice President Kamala Harris approaches the end of her hypothetical 90-day timeline to deliver on her presidential campaign promises, questions abound about her role, her priorities, and her apparent lack of…
Pittsburgh Police Not Horsing Around in the Neigh-borhood
PITTSBURGH — A loose horse wandering through a city neighborhood was safely returned to its owners on Tuesday after being corralled by police officers. The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police reported that Zone…