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Owners of Controversial Trump Themed New Jersey Store Announce Closure, Plan for Future

Toms River, NJ – – The “Let’s Go Brandon” store, a polarizing retail fixture at 1405 Route 37 East in Toms River, New Jersey, has announced a store closing sale, bringing an…

February 21, 2025

Toms River ordinance reduces burdensome regulations and costly expenses for backyard sheds

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River Township Council is amending its building ordinances to ease permit requirements for small sheds and backyard structures, aiming to reduce financial and regulatory burdens for…

January 31, 2025

10 Reasons Conservatives Should Give Newsmax a Chance Over Fox News

If you’re a conservative feeling a little lukewarm about Fox News lately, it might be time to consider Newsmax as your new go-to network. With its fresh approach, unapologetically direct style, and…

December 4, 2024

Trump Has The Tools To Purge DEI From Every Facet Of Government — Here’s How He Might Use Them

Trump’s plan to dismantle DEI programs faces uphill battle President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration is preparing to overturn diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives embedded in federal agencies under President Joe Biden,…

November 25, 2024

NJ Bill Moves to Ban Betting on Individial Accomplishments of College Athletes

TRENTON, N.J. — A proposed amendment to New Jersey’s sports wagering laws would ban betting on player-specific proposition bets in collegiate sports, a move aimed at safeguarding the integrity of amateur athletics…

November 18, 2024

Musk’s PAC Vows To ‘Keep Grinding’ Through Midterm Elections

Elon Musk took to social media Tuesday to announce that his political action committee, America PAC, will ramp up its efforts to bolster Republican support. In a post on X, previously known…

November 13, 2024

President Trump Announces Plan to Dismantle America’s Corrupted Deep State

MAR-A-LAGO, Fla. — Former President Donald J. Trump outlined an ambitious plan aimed at what he calls the “Deep State,” presenting a series of measures he argues will restore presidential authority and…

November 8, 2024

Black bear hunting season begins Monday in New Jersey

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey’s black bear hunting season opens Monday, October 14, with new regulations and safety measures in place. The hunt is divided into two segments, with Segment A running…

October 12, 2024

Kamala Harris Told Oprah She Would Shoot and Kill A Burglar, A Felony in Most Blue States

Kamala Harris definitely made waves with her recent comments about self-defense. During an interview with Oprah Winfrey at a star-studded town hall, Harris casually mentioned that if someone broke into her house,…

September 21, 2024

New Jersey Moves Closer to Gas Leaf Blower Ban

Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee has approved Senate Bill No. 217 with amendments, aiming to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers in the state. The bill addresses…

August 4, 2024

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Fire Sprinkler Requirements for Townhouses

The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee has reported favorably on Senate Bill No. 3342, which introduces critical amendments to the fire safety regulations for new townhouses in New Jersey. Initially mandated…

July 14, 2024

New Jersey Proposes Ban on Gas Leaf Blowers

New Jersey Senate Moves Forward with Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Restrictions TRENTON, NJ—First, it was your gas car. Then it was your gas stove and gas fireplace. Now, they are coming for your…

June 22, 2024

If You Attack A Cop In New Jersey, Be Prepared for Mandatory Disease Test

TRENTON, NJ – The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee has favorably reported Senate Bill No. 3201 with amendments, significantly toughening penalties for assaults against law enforcement officers and other emergency responders.…

June 19, 2024

New Jersey Lawmaker Seeks to Return Police Power Back to Cops During Protests and Riots

TRENTON, NJ—New Jersey lawmakers have introduced a comprehensive bill to address crimes committed during riots, significantly increasing penalties for various offenses. This legislative move follows a model similar to the “Combatting Violence,…

June 19, 2024

NAACP Files Lawsuit Over School Names Honoring Confederate Leaders

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA — The NAACP Virginia State Conference has initiated a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Shenandoah County School Board. The lawsuit stems from the board’s decision to rename two…

June 13, 2024

Loud Muffler Modifications Targeted in New Jersey Crime Bill

TRENTON, NJ — The New Jersey Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee has given its nod to Assembly Bill No. 1855, which seeks to toughen regulations on vehicle muffler and exhaust system…

June 8, 2024

Philadelphia Woman Detained After High-Speed Chase in Virginia

FREDERICKSBURG, VA – A high-speed pursuit led to the arrest of a Philadelphia woman on June 2, when local deputies responded to reports of reckless driving around 12:35 p.m. Fauquier County authorities…

June 4, 2024

New Jersey Considers Lowering Age for Mandatory Public School Enrollment

TRENTON, NJ — A new legislative proposal introduced on Monday seeks to lower the age for compulsory school attendance in New Jersey from six to five years old. Sponsored by Assemblywoman Verlina…

May 24, 2024

Phil Murphy Announces Plan for New Regulations for Coastal Communities

TRENTON, NJ—Governor Phil Murphy and Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn M. LaTourette announced today that New Jersey is set to overhaul its environmental regulations to address the increasing risks of coastal flooding,…

May 10, 2024

Biden Agencies Have Resumed Censorship Collaboration With Big Tech, Dem Senate Intel Chair Says

Agencies in President Joe Biden’s administration have resumed their perceived disinformation censorship collaboration with social media companies, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner told reporters at a recent security conference, Nextgov/FCW reported.…

May 9, 2024

First Amendment - Page 45

Owners of Controversial Trump Themed New Jersey Store Announce Closure, Plan for Future

Toms River ordinance reduces burdensome regulations and costly expenses for backyard sheds

10 Reasons Conservatives Should Give Newsmax a Chance Over Fox News

Trump Has The Tools To Purge DEI From Every Facet Of Government — Here’s How He Might Use Them

NJ Bill Moves to Ban Betting on Individial Accomplishments of College Athletes

Musk’s PAC Vows To ‘Keep Grinding’ Through Midterm Elections

President Trump Announces Plan to Dismantle America’s Corrupted Deep State

Black bear hunting season begins Monday in New Jersey

Kamala Harris Told Oprah She Would Shoot and Kill A Burglar, A Felony in Most Blue States

New Jersey Moves Closer to Gas Leaf Blower Ban

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Fire Sprinkler Requirements for Townhouses

New Jersey Proposes Ban on Gas Leaf Blowers

If You Attack A Cop In New Jersey, Be Prepared for Mandatory Disease Test

New Jersey Lawmaker Seeks to Return Police Power Back to Cops During Protests and Riots

NAACP Files Lawsuit Over School Names Honoring Confederate Leaders

Loud Muffler Modifications Targeted in New Jersey Crime Bill

Philadelphia Woman Detained After High-Speed Chase in Virginia

New Jersey Considers Lowering Age for Mandatory Public School Enrollment

Phil Murphy Announces Plan for New Regulations for Coastal Communities

New Jersey Seeks to Completely Reduce Traffic Deaths by 2040 with New Commission

Jackson Officials Invite Public to Master Plan Hearing

US Supreme Court lets Idaho enforce ban on transgender care for minors

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Mikie’s Millions: How Mikie Sherrill Got Rich Since Joining Congress

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Nearly 100 Years Later, Newark’s 1928 Futuristic Prediction Falls Very Short of Modern Reality

Murphy shocked after teachers union celebrates New Jersey cop killer

State Says Unlikely a Mountain Lion is Roaming Around Ocean County College

Ciattarelli vows to defend parental rights on LGBTQ studies while Sherrill supports forced curriculum

Joanne Chesimard’s death reminds New Jersey that a Phil Murphy appointed judge let her accomplice out of jail

Progressive Florida Judge Says Man Self-Pleasuring in Park with Children “Not Illegal”

Ocean County Landfill Operator Sees Six Accident Cases Tossed by Judge

New Jersey Democrats Taken to Court Over Deceptive South Jersey Ballot Design to Help Mikie Sherrill