Toms River Lawyer One Step Closer to Becoming State Judge

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The New Jersey State Senate Judiciary Committee interviewed Toms River Township Attorney Anthony Merlino and has approved him for a vote in the senate to become a Superior…

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Here’s How Much Money Outside Groups Burned Boosting Nikki Haley’s Failed Presidential Campaign

Here’s How Much Money Outside Groups Burned Boosting Nikki Haley’s Failed Presidential Campaign Robert Schmad on March 7, 2024 Advocacy groups spent $85.2 million supporting Nikki Haley’s presidential bid, resulting in the…

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National Poll Reveals Growing Concern Over Illegal Immigration and Border Security

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A recent national poll conducted by Cygnal reveals that illegal immigration is increasingly recognized as a crucial issue among American voters, significantly influencing public opinion and political trust. The…

Massachusetts Launches Historic $20 Million Campaign to End Veteran Homelessness

BOSTON, MA — The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced today a pioneering initiative aimed at eradicating veteran homelessness across Massachusetts. The $20 million End Veteran Homelessness campaign represents the state’s most substantial investment dedicated…

GOP Lawmakers Balk at Murphy’s New Jersey EV Tax, Gas Tax Hike

TRENTON, NJ — Republicans on the New Jersey Assembly Transportation Committee voiced opposition to a bill aimed at increasing the gas tax, introducing a fee on electric vehicles, and reauthorizing the Transportation…

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Chris Christie Contemplates Third-Party Run After Exiting GOP Race

TRENTON, NJ – Chris Christie, the former Governor of New Jersey, has opened the possibility of a third-party presidential run, deviating from his prior dismissals. While speaking on “Good Morning America,” Christie,…

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Biden Official Admits Devastating Controlled Burn Of Derailed East Palestine Train Cars Wasn’t Necessary

Biden Official Admits Devastating Controlled Burn Of Derailed East Palestine Train Cars Wasn’t Necessary Harold Hutchison on March 6, 2024 National Transportation Safety Board Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy admitted Wednesday that the controlled…

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Kyrsten Sinema Decides To Retire With Millions In Her Campaign Account. What Could Happen To That Money?

Kyrsten Sinema Decides To Retire With Millions In Her Campaign Account. What Could Happen To That Money? Robert Schmad on March 6, 2024 Independent Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced Tuesday that she…

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New Legislation Removes Basic Skills Test Requirement for Teacher Certification

TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey legislature is seeking to remove a basic teaching certification that will expand the number of eligible teachers in the Garden State. A recent bill introduced has…

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Mark Robinson Wins Republican Gubernatorial Primary In North Carolina

Mark Robinson Wins Republican Gubernatorial Primary In North Carolina Arjun Singh on March 5, 2024 Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson of North Carolina won the state’s Republican gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, according…

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These Ocean County Fire Departments to Receive Over $1 Million in American Rescue Plan Funding

TRENTON, NJ—Governor Phil Murphy announced a $20 million allocation in American Rescue Plan Firefighter Grants for fire departments throughout New Jersey. This funding aims to support the acquisition of essential protective, cleaning,…

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New Jersey Mayor Says Governor Using School Funding Cuts to Deal Political Retribution

New Jersey Mayor Says State Using School Funding Cuts to Deal Political Payback

Jackson Township Mayor Criticizes New Jersey School Funding Cuts JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ—It’s no secret that the new S2 funding formula hurts school districts and students in many majority Republican-leaning towns. State officials…

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Phil Murphy Cuts $20 Million in Community College Funding Under Stronger and Fairer Budget

TRENTON, NJ — Northwest New Jersey legislators, including Sen. Parker Space, Assemblyman Michael Inganamort, and Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia, advocate for Governor Phil Murphy and Democratic lawmakers to reinstate a $20 million funding…

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New York City’s Sanctuary Status Challenged After Busloads of Migrants Started Showing Up

New York City Faces Sanctuary Policy Challenges Amid Migrant Crisis NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Mayor Eric Adams has voiced growing concerns over the surging migrant crisis in New York City, marking…

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New Jersey’s Green Revolution Facing Obstacles and Opposition

New Jersey’s Ambitious Environmental Goals and Growing Opposition Governor Phil Murphy’s Clean Energy Vision Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey has set forth an ambitious goal for the state to become a…

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy R and First Lady Tammy Murphy greet parade-goers during the 61st Annual Labor Day Parade in south Plainfield

New Jersey’s First Lady Dealt Another Convention Shock

Congressman Andy Kim Secures Sussex County Endorsement in Senate Primary STANHOPE, NJ — Congressman Andy Kim (D-Moorestown) has secured the Sussex County Democratic Party’s endorsement in the primary race for the U.S.…

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BOB EHRLICH: Reality Is Dawning On The Democrats. You Can See It On Their Faces

BOB EHRLICH: Reality Is Dawning On The Democrats. You Can See It On Their Faces Bob Ehrlich on March 2, 2024 You might recognize “The Look” when you see it. It made…

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New Jersey Continues Hard Push for Offshore Wind Despite Multiple Setbacks

SICKLERVILLE, NEW JERSEY — The Murphy Administration, alongside New Jersey’s key state agencies and stakeholders, highlighted the transformative impact of the state’s latest offshore wind project awards. The Attentive Energy 2 project…

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Nikki Haley Secures First Senate Endorsement

Nikki Haley Secures First Senate Endorsement Mary Lou Masters on March 1, 2024 Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley secured her first endorsement for president from the upper chamber on Friday with…

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Ocean County Lawmakers Slam Murphy’s Financial Blow to Local School Districts

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Assemblymen Greg McGuckin and Paul Kanitra are vocalizing their discontent with Governor Phil Murphy’s approach to school funding, particularly criticizing the impact on coastal Ocean and Monmouth school…

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Toms River Lawyer One Step Closer to Becoming State Judge

National Poll Reveals Growing Concern Over Illegal Immigration and Border Security

Massachusetts Launches Historic $20 Million Campaign to End Veteran Homelessness

GOP Lawmakers Balk at Murphy’s New Jersey EV Tax, Gas Tax Hike

Chris Christie Contemplates Third-Party Run After Exiting GOP Race

New Legislation Removes Basic Skills Test Requirement for Teacher Certification

These Ocean County Fire Departments to Receive Over $1 Million in American Rescue Plan Funding

New Jersey Mayor Says State Using School Funding Cuts to Deal Political Payback

Phil Murphy Cuts $20 Million in Community College Funding Under Stronger and Fairer Budget

New York City’s Sanctuary Status Challenged After Busloads of Migrants Started Showing Up

New Jersey’s Green Revolution Facing Obstacles and Opposition

New Jersey’s First Lady Dealt Another Convention Shock

New Jersey Continues Hard Push for Offshore Wind Despite Multiple Setbacks

Ocean County Lawmakers Slam Murphy’s Financial Blow to Local School Districts

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