New Jersey Law Protects Migrants from License Plate Reader Data Sharing, But Not American Citizens
Toms River, NJ – Thousands of New Jersey motorists pass automated license plate reader cameras every day without giving them a second thought. The cameras, including those manufactured by Flock Safety, capture…
I returned a library book 40 years late and the librarian didn’t even know what to do with it
Last month, while visiting my dad’s house in Toms River, I stumbled upon a time capsule wedged between old high school yearbooks and forgotten issues of Popular Science—a long-lost treasure from my…
NFL-backed Scientist Using AI to Discover Future Superstars
NEW YORK – A groundbreaking AI platform that can analyze how athletes move, measure their performance, and even flag injury risks—all from a smartphone video—has officially launched with backing from the NFL.…
Global AI accelerator market to hit $54.76B by 2030 as demand surges across industries
NEW YORK – The global artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator market is set for explosive growth, projected to rise from $11.53 billion in 2023 to $54.76 billion by 2030, according to a new…
New report reveals why AI projects fail and how CIOs can build scalable, sustainable platforms
NEW YORK – Fragmented systems, poor governance, and unclear goals are derailing artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives across industries, according to new research released Wednesday by global IT advisory firm Info-Tech Research Group.…
New Jersey lawmakers pushing to allow self-driving vehicles on state roadways
TRENTON — A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would create a three-year pilot program to allow the testing of fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) on state roads under strict regulatory…
Baltimore all-women drone unit showcases tech at public safety event in Delaware
BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Police Department’s all-women drone team recently participated in a multi-agency DRONERESPONDERS event in Dover, Delaware, highlighting the expanding role of unmanned aircraft systems in law enforcement. The department…
Laid-Off State Department Workers Could Find Bright Future in Coding
Washington, D.C. – In a wave of recent layoffs at the U.S. State Department, thousands of workers find themselves navigating an uncertain job market. The reductions, attributed to budget reallocations and a…
Man accused of killing fiancée, living with body for days before fleeing due to foul smell
DENTON, Texas — A 52-year-old man was arrested after allegedly shooting his fiancée in the head and keeping her body in their apartment for over a week before fleeing because of the…
The Ocean County Library Has Become a Homeless Shelter, Bringing Crime and Safety Concerns With It
The Ocean County Library in Toms River, once a cherished sanctuary for learning and research, has become a shadow of its former self. County officials, in their decision to allow Jon Bon…
New Jersey’s best vintage vinyl record stores are just a short drive away on a rainy day
Vinyl records continue to captivate music enthusiasts, and New Jersey remains a prime destination for collectors and casual fans alike. With a vibrant scene of independent record stores, the Garden State offers…
Florida man charged in fatal shooting of stepson during domestic dispute over Fortnite
DAVENPORT, Fla. — A 43-year-old man has been charged with shooting and killing his adult stepson during a domestic altercation Wednesday evening that began after a child in the home was caught…
Many New Jersey Amazon shoppers could be entitled to refund as company fixes refund error
TRENTON, NJ — Hey, New Jerseyans, you better double check your Amazon statements, because it looks like the online retail giant has shortchanged some of its customers who returned items and demanded…
23andMe customers genetic data could be sold as bankruptcy claim deadline nears
TRENTON, NJ – Millions of Americans’ DNA samples on file with a DNA sequencing service are at risk of being sold, and that’s bad new for the hundreds of thousands in New…
Mars rover continues searching for clues years ahead of planned unmanned mission
JEZERO CRATER, MARS — NASA’s Perseverance rover continues its mission to unlock Mars’ geological secrets, recently acquiring a close-up image of a fresh abrasion patch at “Hare Bay” using its SHERLOC WATSON…
Minecraft movie eclipses Disney’s DEI poison apple, Snow White in theaters
Snow White stumbles: Disney’s live-action reboot dwarfed by Minecraft movie debut LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA — In a surprising box office upset, Disney’s highly anticipated Snow White remake was outperformed in its opening…
Online predators force teens to self-harm and livestream suicide for digital ‘entertainment’: FBI warns of global network ‘764’
TRENTON, NJ — The FBI issued a stark warning this week about a disturbing rise in violent online networks, including one known as “764,” which are actively targeting children and vulnerable individuals…
Facebook Says It Will Officially End Fact-Checking Program in the U.S on Monday
In a significant shift in its content moderation strategy, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, is officially terminating its fact-checking program in the United States. Joel Kaplan, Meta’s chief…
Aaron Judge On Track to Hit 216 Home Runs This Year as MLB Fans Cry Foul Over Yankees’ New Torpedo Bats
New York, NY – March 31, 2025 – After just three games into the 2025 MLB season, New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge is already making headlines with a jaw-dropping performance that…
Retro Gaming: Pen Pen Trilcelon – Not Just for Japan with a PC and Emulator
If you’re on the hunt for a retro game that’s equal parts bizarre and delightful, Pen Pen TriIcelon—or just Pen Pen—is a title that deserves your attention. Released in 1998 by General…
Retro Gaming Review: Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness (2000)
If you’re a fan of retro gaming and looking for a hidden gem that won’t break the bank, Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness is a title worth digging into. Released in 2000 by…
