New Jersey Bill Aims to Establish Student Loan Refinancing Programs

TRENTON, NJ — Assemblymen William F. Moen, Jr. of District 5 and Louis D. Greenwald of District 6 have pre-filed Assembly No. 2106 for the 221st Legislature session in 2024. The bill…

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Vehicle Crash on Winchester Road Claims One Life in Lavale

LAVALE, MD – A tragic motor vehicle accident occurred on the morning of March 30th on Winchester Road in Lavale, MD. Allegany County deputies responded to the scene in the 13000 block…

Stolen Car Full of New Jersey Teens Captured After Police Chase in Ocean County

STAFFORD TWP, NJ – In a dramatic late-night operation on Friday, the Stafford Township Police Department apprehended all occupants of a stolen 2019 Mercedes GLC following a high-speed chase. The incident began…

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Columbia County Bookkeeper Charged with Attempted Grand Larceny

HILLSDALE, NY – Donald Pierro, a 70-year-old resident of Hillsdale in Columbia County, faces charges of attempted grand larceny among others, following his arrest on Friday, March 22. Greene County Sheriff’s Department…

New Polling Reveals Why Dems Are Freaking Out Over RFK Jr.’s Candidacy

The Democratic National Committee is ramping up its efforts against independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other third-party candidates to combat what it views as the potential to spoil President Joe Biden’s…

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Biden’s Signature Climate Law Has A Major Achilles’ Heel — And Dems Are Making It Worse

President Joe Biden’s landmark climate bill is being held back by a lack of comprehensive permitting reform, the absence of which enables environmentalist lawsuits that impede green energy projects subsidized by the…

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‘Entirely Unachievable’: Biden EPA Locks In Stringent Emissions Rule For Heavy-Duty Vehicles To Fight Climate Change

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized aggressive emissions standards Friday for heavy-duty vehicles that will effectively require huge increases in the numbers of electric or zero-emission buses and trucks sold over the…

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JASON ISAAC: Let The Free Market And Good Environmental Stewardship Thrive Together In Harmony

Innovative pollution control technologies in the United States have helped to cut air pollution by nearly 80% over the past 50 years, with pollution now virtually indistinguishable from natural levels. But to hear…

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Celebrate Easter in Style at Historic Smithville

SMITHVILLE, NJ – Historic Smithville invites everyone to partake in its grand Easter celebrations on March 30 & 31, promising a weekend filled with festive activities for guests of all ages. The…

Bronx Woman Accosted by Man, NYPD SVU Investigating

BRONX, NY – A sexual assault occurred in front of 225 Brook Avenue, prompting an investigation by the Bronx Special Victims Squad. On March 18, at around 6:10 PM, a 31-year-old woman…

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Newark Police Seeking Suspect Wanted for Violent Attack with Baseball Bat

NEWARK, NJ — The Newark Department of Public Safety is calling on the public to aid in identifying a suspect involved in a violent assault with a baseball bat that took place…

Chinese Communist-Linked Battery Maker Tries To Evict Michigan Man From Land

A Chinese Communist Party-linked battery manufacturing giant is suing a Michigan man in a bid to get him off land near which the company plans to build its plant. Gotion Inc., a…

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Pentagon In Early Talks To Finance Gaza Peacekeeping Force: REPORT

The Pentagon is in early talks to fund a peacekeeping force in war-ravaged Gaza after conflict between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group ends, Politico reported, citing two Defense Department officials and…

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Biden Admin Approves Massive Loan To Reopen Nuke Plant That Might Close Again Within Years

The Department of Energy (DOE) announced Wednesday that it would be funding a ten-digit loan to restore a 53-year-old nuclear power plant in Michigan that, due to regulatory hurdles, may close again…

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Dems, Media Push New Study Linking Climate Change To Inflation, But Economists Aren’t Buying It

Liberals are touting a new study linking climate change and inflation, but economists say that the real causes are more likely to be massive government interventions in the economy purporting to save…

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Fatal Shooting in Baltimore Leads to Arrest of 23-Year-Old

BALTIMORE, MD – Baltimore police have apprehended a suspect in a homicide investigation stemming from a shooting in the Northeast District earlier this month. The incident resulted in the death of a…

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Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Commissioner Troy Miller addresses 2024 Trade Summit

Good morning. How’s everyone doing? It’s great to be here with such a distinguished group of individuals as we all work together on our shared mission. As Susan stated, CBP and our partners…

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‘Squad’ Members Have Earmarked Nearly $225 Million In Spending Bills Since 2023

Eight members of the congressional “Squad” have requested $224 million in earmarks in key spending bills since 2023, according to an investigation by OpenTheBooks. Many of the earmarks are part of the…

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Teen Hospitalized After Attack and Robbery by Group in Brooklyn

BROOKLYN, NY – A 16-year-old boy was attacked and robbed by four assailants in Brooklyn on Tuesday. The incident occurred near Fort Green Place and Atlantic Avenue at around 4:45 PM, where…

New York City News·Police Blotter

Urgent Search for Missing 13-Year-Old in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, MD – The Baltimore Police Department is urgently seeking the public’s assistance in locating 13-year-old Isabella Siebrandt, who has been missing since January 29. Isabella was last seen in the 3100…

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New Jersey Bill Aims to Establish Student Loan Refinancing Programs

Vehicle Crash on Winchester Road Claims One Life in Lavale

Stolen Car Full of New Jersey Teens Captured After Police Chase in Ocean County

Columbia County Bookkeeper Charged with Attempted Grand Larceny

Celebrate Easter in Style at Historic Smithville

Bronx Woman Accosted by Man, NYPD SVU Investigating

Newark Police Seeking Suspect Wanted for Violent Attack with Baseball Bat

Fatal Shooting in Baltimore Leads to Arrest of 23-Year-Old

Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Commissioner Troy Miller addresses 2024 Trade Summit

Urgent Search for Missing 13-Year-Old in Baltimore

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