Trump slams past presidents for dragging soldiers into prolonged foreign wars during West Point commencement speech
Trump’s address at West Point drew a sharp contrast between his vision of the armed forces and the strategies of previous U.S. presidents.
Trump is back in New Jersey, where he endorsed Jack Ciattarelli for Governor
President Trump returns to West Point on Saturday to address the next generation of Army officers.
Two New Jersey Candidates for Governor Sued by DOJ for Obstructing Criminal Migrant Arrests
Two Democratic candidates for New Jersey governor are under federal legal fire as the DOJ targets their sanctuary city policies for allegedly obstructing immigration enforcement.
New Jersey satanic temple chapter splits amid internal leadership feud
A schism in New Jersey’s satanic community reshapes a key player in church-state activism.
Feds sue four New Jersey cities over sanctuary city protection for criminal migrants
The Justice Department’s lawsuit demands that four New Jersey cities abandon sanctuary policies that federal prosecutors claim are obstructing immigration enforcement and violating the Constitution.
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Free Fishing Days set for June 7 and October 18 across New Jersey public waters
The next opportunity to fish license-free in New Jersey arrives June 7, with fishing access and support available statewide.
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey anglers can cast their lines without a license on two designated Free Fishing Days this year—Saturday, June 7 and Saturday, …
All New Jersey Students Must Sign this ‘Asanine’ Fedeal Form to Graduate High School
A New Jersey lawmaker is calling on the state to repeal its FAFSA-or-waiver graduation rule, calling it a misguided policy that burdens families and threatens student diplomas.
Spirit Halloween halts New Jersey flagship store opening due to tariff on cheap Chinese imports
Spirit Halloween’s flagship store will sit out this season as global trade tensions and logistical setbacks haunt retail’s busiest months.
Former New Jersey child welfare worker sentenced to over 9 years for lewd photos of children
A former child welfare caseworker is now behind bars for nearly a decade following a federal child pornography investigation.
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HOLMDEL, NJ – Route 35 has been shut down in both directions in the area of the Holmdel Motor Inn. Residents have reported multiple sightings …
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Talkin’ Toms River: Toms River Recreation Gearing Up for Busy and Fun-Filled Summer
Toms River’s Parks and Recreation Department is expanding its reach with over 50 summer programs and weekly events aimed at reconnecting the community after years of pandemic disruption.
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — With summer around the corner, Toms River’s Parks and Recreation Department is gearing up for a packed season of events and …
Woman stabbed outside Seaside Heights motel sends one to trauma center
An early evening stabbing in Seaside Heights left two injured and authorities searching for a potentially armed suspect.
Minerva ticket turns into massive scratch-off payday
Minerva player wins $20,000 on VIP Millions scratch-off ticket
Maryland man charged after wife’s body found near residential alley
Baltimore man charged in fatal Brooklyn Park stabbing of wife
Family birthdates fuel $50K lottery win in Charm City
Baltimore man wins $50,000 on Powerball Double Play ticket
Serious overnight crash leaves one critically hurt in DC
Three hospitalized after overnight crash at 12th and Constitution in Northwest DC
From hot dogs to lottery windfall in Maryland
Hot dogs and a hunch land New Hampshire man $50,000 lottery prize in Maryland
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Calm Before the Storm: Friday Morning Commute Sees No Major Problems Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
New Jersey highways saw smooth conditions Friday morning, but officials warn the real Memorial Day traffic surge is still to come.
NEWARK, N.J. — New Jersey commuters enjoyed an unusually smooth start to Friday morning, with light traffic and no major delays reported on major highways …
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New Border Chief Warns Governor Murphy “Don’t Test Us” on Deportation Interference, Hints at Arrests
As mass deportations loom, the clash between federal and state governments over immigration enforcement is set to intensify. -
Morning crashes and delays snarl New Jersey roadways
Commuters faced significant travel disruptions this morning as accidents and volume impacted key routes statewide. -
When does Santa Claus rides with Cherry Hill firefighters for annual neighborhood tour
Santa’s sleigh may be bright red this year, but his arrival is all about spreading holiday cheer. -
Armed robbery at Seminole Trail 7-Eleven under investigation; police seek public’s help
Police urge the public to come forward with any information that could help solve the case. -
Fentanyl dealer arrested in Main Street drug investigation, authorities say
Police continue to prioritize disrupting fentanyl distribution to protect the Dutchess County community. -
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Glen Burnie woman claims $27,148 Racetrax prize amid streak of lottery wins
The Maryland Lottery player’s streak of success highlights her enduring dedication to the game. -
Baltimore police seek help identifying suspects in fatal North Wolf Street shooting
Detectives are hoping new leads will help bring answers to Tripp’s family and justice to those responsible. -
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Four arrested after early morning burglary attempt in Westfield, police say
The arrests underscore the importance of vigilance and technology in deterring crime, authorities say. -
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Newark police seek suspect in Columbia Street vehicle break-in
Police hope surveillance footage will help identify the suspect and bring closure to the victim. -
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