Former Louisiana Teacher Charged with Solicitation of a Minor

Tatum Hatch, a 32-year-old former high school teacher, has been accused of maintaining an improper relationship with a student for over a year. According to Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office jail records, Hatch…

Governor Murphy Criticized for Bringing Social Distancing Back to New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy and his team were criticized on Saturday after he hosted a press conference regarding the impending winter storm. During the press conference, Murphy and other state…

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South Hackensack Police: Vehicles Must be Removed from Roads in Snow

SOUTH HACKENSACK, NJ – The South Hackensack Police Department has issued a reminder to residents that, in accordance with township ordinance #205-29, all vehicles must be removed from public roadways when they…

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Lakeland Teacher Charged for Indecent Relationship With Student

POLK COUNTY, FL – Brandon Adams, a 33-year-old Kathleen High School teacher from Lakeland, has been arrested and charged with a sex offense on a student. The arrest was made by the…

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Bethlehem Township Officials Declare Snow Emergency

BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, PA – The Township of Bethlehem, in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, has declared a Snow Emergency effective from 12 pm Saturday, until 6 am Sunday. The declaration was announced by the…

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‘I Don’t Know If We Are Friends Anymore’: Sean Hannity Calls Out Cornel West To His Face Over Claudine Gay Comments

‘I Don’t Know If We Are Friends Anymore’: Sean Hannity Calls Out Cornel West To His Face Over Claudine Gay Comments Harold Hutchison on January 5, 2024 Fox News host Sean Hannity…

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Delaware State Police Issue Gold Alert for Missing Teenager

The Delaware State Police have issued a Gold Alert for 14-year-old Julissa Sanchez from Wilmington. Sanchez was last seen at Alexis I. duPont High School in Wilmington, leaving the school grounds on…

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Harvard Professor Says Claudine Gay Made The University ‘A Police Organization’

Harvard Professor Says Claudine Gay Made The University ‘A Police Organization’ Brandon Poulter on January 4, 2024 Harvard University became a “police organization” during Claudine Gay’s administration, a physics professor told The…

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Senator Bramnick Swears in Toms River Mayor, Ushering In Change in State’s 8th Largest Town

TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey State Senator John Bramnick conducted the swearing-in of Toms River’s newly elected Mayor Dan Rodrick and councilmembers Lynn O’Toole, Tom Nivison, and Craig Coleman at the…

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Memorial Service for Pennsylvania Police Officer Who Died Suddenly on New Year’s Eve

WYOMISSING, PA – Courtney P. Dupree, 28, of Wyomissing, passed away on Sunday, December 31, 2023, at her residence. Married to Daniel L. Snyder since June 10, 2021, Courtney was a devoted…

New Jersey Lawmaker Calls for Immediate Surrender of Hamas

TRENTON, NJ – Assemblywoman Beth Sawyer, representing Gloucester, has introduced a resolution in the New Jersey Assembly demanding Hamas’s surrender to cease the civilian bloodshed in Gaza. The resolution, titled AR204, comes…

Pennsylvania Attorney General Secures Debt Relief for Students of Closed Pittsburgh Career Institute

HARRISBURG, PA – Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced a significant agreement with the Pittsburgh Career Institute (PCI), which recently closed, to absolve dozens of students of $218,000 in outstanding educational debt.…

Oakland County Teacher Awarded for Excellence in Education by Michigan Lottery

OAKLAND COUNTY, MI, — Michael Egan, a dedicated science teacher at Larson Middle School in the Troy Public Schools district, has been recognized with an Excellence In Education award by the Michigan…

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As Migrants Arrive in New Jersey by the Bus Load, Senator Calls for End to Sanctuary State

NEWARK, NJ – New Jersey State Senator Michael Testa strongly criticized Governor Murphy’s sanctuary state policies, citing recent events where undocumented migrants were transported to Secaucus to catch trains to New York…

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PETER ROFF: It’s No Wonder Why The Left Wants Trump Off The Ballot In 2024

PETER ROFF: It’s No Wonder Why The Left Wants Trump Off The Ballot In 2024 Peter Roff on January 2, 2024 No serious person has ever argued that American elections should run…

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‘I Was Against Her On The Merits’: Alan Dershowitz Rejects Ousted Harvard President’s Claim Of ‘Racial Animus’

‘I Was Against Her On The Merits’: Alan Dershowitz Rejects Ousted Harvard President’s Claim Of ‘Racial Animus’ Harold Hutchison on January 2, 2024 Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz pushed back against former…

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‘I Was Against Her On The Merits’: Alan Dershowitz Rejects Ousted Harvard President’s Claim Of ‘Racial Animus’

‘I Was Against Her On The Merits’: Alan Dershowitz Rejects Ousted Harvard President’s Claim Of ‘Racial Animus’ Harold Hutchison on January 2, 2024 Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz pushed back against former…

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Melinda Katz Begins Second Term as Queens District Attorney

QUEENS, NY — District Attorney Melinda Katz was ceremonially sworn in for her second term today, marking a continuation of her historic tenure as the first woman to hold the position in…

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Toms River’s New Mayor, Council Takes Office

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Township has a new mayor and on Tuesday, Dan Rodrick and is council team consisting of Craig Coleman, Lynn O’Toole, and Tom Nivison were sworn into…

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‘Queering God’ And ‘How To Be A Bitch’: Here Are Just A Few Of The Craziest Courses Universities Offered In 2023

‘Queering God’ And ‘How To Be A Bitch’: Here Are Just A Few Of The Craziest Courses Universities Offered In 2023 Brandon Poulter on January 1, 2024 Universities offered students in the…

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Former Louisiana Teacher Charged with Solicitation of a Minor

Governor Murphy Criticized for Bringing Social Distancing Back to New Jersey

South Hackensack Police: Vehicles Must be Removed from Roads in Snow

Lakeland Teacher Charged for Indecent Relationship With Student

Bethlehem Township Officials Declare Snow Emergency

Delaware State Police Issue Gold Alert for Missing Teenager

Senator Bramnick Swears in Toms River Mayor, Ushering In Change in State’s 8th Largest Town

Memorial Service for Pennsylvania Police Officer Who Died Suddenly on New Year’s Eve

New Jersey Lawmaker Calls for Immediate Surrender of Hamas

Pennsylvania Attorney General Secures Debt Relief for Students of Closed Pittsburgh Career Institute

Oakland County Teacher Awarded for Excellence in Education by Michigan Lottery

As Migrants Arrive in New Jersey by the Bus Load, Senator Calls for End to Sanctuary State

Melinda Katz Begins Second Term as Queens District Attorney

Toms River’s New Mayor, Council Takes Office

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