New Jersey Bill Would Make it a Crime to Protest at Abortion Clinics, Block Entry

A controversial New Jersey bill creating new criminal penalties for interference with reproductive health care services cleared another legislative hurdle after split committee votes in the Assembly. TRENTON, N.J. — In New…

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Federal Court Tosses New Jersey Family Court Decision That Left Defendant Destitute

A South Jersey man’s lawsuit against former Attorney General Matthew Platkin and others was dismissed after a federal judge ruled the court cannot act as an appeals court for state family court…

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New Jersey Bill Expands Legal Protections for Reproductive Health Care Providers and Patients

Legislation advancing in the State Assembly would create new criminal penalties for interference with reproductive health care services while strengthening privacy and legal protections for providers and patients. TRENTON, N.J. — New…

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DOJ Sues Virginia Over New Jersey Style Ban on Masks for ICE Agents

The federal government is suing Virginia after the state moved to restrict federal agents from wearing face coverings during enforcement operations, a sharp reversal from the mask mandates many Americans faced just…

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Newark Police Memo Ordered Cops Not to Respond to Delaney Hall Creating “Zone of Lawlessness,” DOJ Claims

The U.S. Department of Justice says a Newark Police Department directive ordering officers not to respond to calls at Delaney Hall is jeopardizing public safety and interfering with federal immigration operations. NEWARK,…

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Berkeley Double Shooting Heads to Civil Court Over Insurance Coverage

Berkeley Township, Police Department Face Civil Lawsuit After Drake Drive Shooting The lawsuit alleges Berkeley Township officials failed to act despite prior warning signs before a neighborhood shooting that critically injured a…

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New Jersey Health Inspectors Fail to Confirm Claims Made by the Left After Kitchen Inspection

A New Jersey Department of Health inspection found no evidence of rodents or vermin in Delaney Hall’s kitchen despite claims from the left, though inspectors documented a few food temperature and sanitation…

Food & Dining·Local Politics·North Jersey News

Mikie Sherrill Slammed by DHS Secretary Over Misleading Delaney Hall Claims

A public dispute erupted after Gov. Mikie Sherrill criticized restrictions placed on her tour of Delaney Hall, prompting a sharp response from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. NEWARK — A growing battle…

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Jackson Township High School Parking Lot Injury Claim Goes to Trial

A Jackson woman alleges she was injured after falling in a deteriorated school parking lot, while school officials deny responsibility and seek dismissal of the lawsuit. JACKSON — Jackson Liberty High School…

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Judge Refuses to Halt Kennedy Center Renovation as Preservationists Challenge Trump-Backed Project

A federal judge declined to block a major renovation of the Kennedy Center, but warned that the legal fight could continue if the scope of the project expands beyond what officials have…

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Convicted New Jersey Murderer Wants Schools to Teach Curriculum Based on The Dog Whisperer

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a New Jersey inmate who sought to force the U.S. Department of Education to require relationship and behavior lessons based on books including…

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Iranian VOA Journalist Allowed to Sue Anonymously After Alleging Threats, Attacks Tied to Regime

A federal judge has allowed an Iranian-born American journalist to proceed anonymously in a lawsuit accusing Iran of orchestrating threats, assaults and intimidation campaigns against him and his family. A Washington, D.C.,…

D.C. News

New Jersey Migrant Exec Could Lose Citizenship After DOJ Files Denaturalization Claims Against 17

A New Jersey staffing company executive is among 17 naturalized U.S. citizens targeted in a sweeping Justice Department crackdown on individuals accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud, concealment, or criminal conduct. The…

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New Jersey Media Company Vows Fight Against Ukrainian-Born Copyright Troll Oliya Fedun, Freedomnews.TV

Shore News Network says it will not settle a copyright lawsuit filed by FreedomNews.TV owner Oliya Fedun, arguing the case is based on the lawful embedding and reporting of publicly available YouTube…

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Virginia Democrat Party Political Organizer Sues to Block White House UFC Event

A Virginia woman is seeking a court order to stop a proposed UFC event tied to America’s 250th anniversary celebration, arguing the event and related construction would cause both aesthetic and physical…

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Years After Her Own Ordeal, Katie Brennan Sponsors New Victims’ Rights Legislation

The legislation comes years after Brennan’s allegations against a Murphy campaign aide sparked one of the biggest political controversies in recent New Jersey history. TRENTON, N.J. — Assemblywoman Katie Brennan has introduced…

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New Jersey Bill Would Require Disclosure of Third-Party Litigation Funding Agreements

Legislation advancing in the Assembly would require parties in civil and administrative cases to disclose litigation funding agreements and impose new restrictions on outside funders. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey Assembly…

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New Jersey Sues Former Princeton Resident Accused of $2.5 Million Investment Fraud Scheme

State officials allege Xiao “Mark” Hu defrauded at least 15 investors and diverted hundreds of thousands of dollars for personal expenses, including a Florida home and private school tuition. New Jersey’s Bureau…

AirTag Leads Cops to Home of NJ Prosecutor Who Stole Journalist’s Camera Bag Outside Delaney Hall

Newark, NJ — A photojournalist injured while covering a protest outside Newark’s Delaney Hall later discovered that roughly $10,000 worth of missing camera equipment had allegedly been taken by a veteran law…