JOHN STOSSEL: Personal Choice Beats Government Control Every Time

JOHN STOSSEL: Personal Choice Beats Government Control Every Time John Stossel on September 2, 2023 COVID cases are up. Hospitalizations climbed 24% last week. But the media make everything seem scarier than…

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Argument Over Bathroom Use Leads to Assault, Arson Threat

CAMBRIDGE, MD – Victor Alfonso Salas-Guerra, a 32-year-old resident of Cambridge, was arrested following a disturbance in the 600 block of Schoolhouse Lane on August 25, at approximately 1:35 p.m. Salas-Guerra was…

Maryland News·Police Blotter

Violent Mob Attacks Two Fans After Maryland HS Football Game

BETHESDA, MD – After losing to Walter Johnson High School 21-14 in varsity football last night, a violent fight broke out two blocks from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. Several students were injured…

Maryland News·Police Blotter

It’s Not Too Late to Take in a Race at One of New Jersey’s Race Tracks

Motor racing is a spectacle that captivates audiences with roaring engines, skilled drivers, and the sheer adrenaline of speed. If you’re a fan of motor racing, or even if you’re new to…

New Jersey News·Travel·What to do: Upcoming Events

‘Completing The Cartel Pipeline’: Fox Panel Blasts Dems’ Immigration Policy Causing ‘Crisis On Top Of Crisis’

‘Completing The Cartel Pipeline’: Fox Panel Blasts Dems’ Immigration Policy Causing ‘Crisis On Top Of Crisis’ Harold Hutchison on September 1, 2023 Members of a Fox News panel blasted the Biden administration…

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SCOTUS Asked To Review State Court’s Decision To Remove Jurors With ‘Conservative Christian’ Beliefs

SCOTUS Asked To Review State Court’s Decision To Remove Jurors With ‘Conservative Christian’ Beliefs Katelynn Richardson on September 1, 2023 Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey asked the Supreme Court Thursday to review…

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Shore Should Not Pay for NYC, Biden Administration Immigration Nightmare

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Lawmakers from New Jersey’s 10th Legislative District, including Senator Jim Holzapfel, Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, and Assemblyman John Catalano, issued a statement criticizing the Biden Administration for proposing Atlantic…

Jersey Shore News

Lakewood News Website Slams Rodrick After Democrat Endorsement

LAKEWOOD, NJ – A report published by Lakewood Alerts, a Lakewood-based Orthodox Jewish online news website yesterday reported that the Toms River Jewish Community Council is “highly unlikely” to endorse Toms River…

Jersey Shore News·Politics·Toms River News

Newark Man Arrested for Series of Burglaries Across the City

NEWARK, NJ – Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé announced the arrest of Jmarkus A. Baker, 50, for a series of burglaries committed at various establishments including two charter schools, a church,…

New Jersey Democrats’ War Against Parents Could Backfire in State Midterm Election

TRENTON, NJ — With the November state midterm elections on the horizon, New Jersey Democrats are facing growing criticism for policies that some say are undermining parental authority in public schools, potentially…

Kean University President Announces Record Enrollment and New Initiatives in Annual Opening Day Address

UNION, N.J. – Kean University President Lamont O. Repollet, Ed.D., stood before a full audience in Wilkins Theatre on the University’s Union campus and announced record enrollment numbers for the institution. The…

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Majority Of Americans Are Not Satisfied With The Quality Of K-12 Education: POLL

Majority Of Americans Are Not Satisfied With The Quality Of K-12 Education: POLL Brandon Poulter on August 31, 2023 Americans’ satisfaction with the quality of K-12 education in the U.S. tied its…

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Deal Police Now Hiring for Class I Special Officer for Summer 2024

Deal, NJ – The Deal Police Department has opened applications for the position of Class I Special Officer for the summer of 2024. Applicants must meet specific criteria to be considered for…

Rodrick Says Toms River will Unite Against Far Left Radical D.C. Democrat Giovine

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Republican party leaders in Ocean County came together Wednesday night in Toms River in a show of support for mayoral candidate Dan Rodrick. Earlier in the day, his…

New Jersey News·Toms River News

Biden Announces Plan to House NYC Migrants Down the Shore

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – In response to the growing migrant crisis in New York City, President Joe Biden announced that migrants will be moved to an airport in the Jersey Shore area.…

Atlantic County News·Community News·New Jersey News

Somerset County Community Donates 250 Backpacks for Students

SOMERSET COUNTY, NJ – The Somerset County Commission on the Status of Women successfully organized a school supply donation drive, culminating in approximately 250 backpacks filled with essential supplies for the new…

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Former Substitute Teacher Charged for Relationship with 15-Year-Old Student

WILLINGBORO TWP, NJ – Kameelah Kareem, a 43-year-old former substitute teacher from Willingboro Township, has been sentenced to five years in state prison for engaging in a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old…

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Parental Rights Fight Could Sink Brick’s Democrat Mayor in 2023

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Brick Township is the only major town in Ocean County under full control of Phil Murphy-aligned Democrats, but a brewing fight for parental rights in public schools could…

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Murphy, Gopal on Wrong Side of History in Parental Rights Battle

In Monmouth County, Governor Phil Murphy and his supported candidate for New Jersey Senate Vin Gopal have it all wrong when it comes to parental rights in schools. Democrats in New Jersey…

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Americans to Spend 55% Less on Labor Day in 2023, How It Affects Shore Business

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – Americans are planning on spending 55% less this coming Labor Day weekend and that could be good or bad for businesses here at the Jersey Shore. That means…

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Argument Over Bathroom Use Leads to Assault, Arson Threat

Violent Mob Attacks Two Fans After Maryland HS Football Game

It’s Not Too Late to Take in a Race at One of New Jersey’s Race Tracks

Shore Should Not Pay for NYC, Biden Administration Immigration Nightmare

Lakewood News Website Slams Rodrick After Democrat Endorsement

Newark Man Arrested for Series of Burglaries Across the City

New Jersey Democrats’ War Against Parents Could Backfire in State Midterm Election

Kean University President Announces Record Enrollment and New Initiatives in Annual Opening Day Address

Deal Police Now Hiring for Class I Special Officer for Summer 2024

Rodrick Says Toms River will Unite Against Far Left Radical D.C. Democrat Giovine

Biden Announces Plan to House NYC Migrants Down the Shore

Somerset County Community Donates 250 Backpacks for Students

Former Substitute Teacher Charged for Relationship with 15-Year-Old Student

Parental Rights Fight Could Sink Brick’s Democrat Mayor in 2023

Murphy, Gopal on Wrong Side of History in Parental Rights Battle

Americans to Spend 55% Less on Labor Day in 2023, How It Affects Shore Business

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