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Murphy Meets With Democrat Leaders on Capitol Hill: We Can’t Let Trump’s Chaos Hurt New Jersey

WASHINGTON – New Jersey lawmakers met in the nation’s capital on Wednesday to push for restoring the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, securing federal transit funding, and addressing health care affordability. Governor Phil Murphy and members of the New Jersey congressional delegation discussed legislative priorities and the potential impact of federal policies on the state’s economy. The meeting focused on reversing the SALT cap, which limits deductions on state and local taxes and has been a contentious issue for high-tax states like New Jersey. Attendees also emphasized the need for reliable public transit funding and efforts to reduce costs

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New Jersey School Districts Can’t Afford Toilet Paper Under Murphy’s S2 Funding, But State Doesn’t Want to Hear Sob Stories

JACKSON, NJ – According to Jackson School Board President Megan Gardella, at a recent state-hosted hearing with school board leaders from across the state, New Jersey Department of Education officials did not want to hear any sob stories. “The Department of Education held this hearing to say they didn’t want to hear your sob stories, but if you had suggestions on how S2 funding could be changed to benefit each district.” Gardella said that many speakers offered suggestions, but it was just an information-gathering session, and those districts will have to wait for the Department of Education to move on

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Police Operated Drone Can’t Keep Up With Mysterious Drones Coming from the Ocean, Sheriff Says

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A growing mystery along the Jersey Shore has prompted Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastronardy to launch a new strategy: using his department’s drones to track fleets of unidentifiable drones making landfall in Toms River, Seaside Heights, and other beachfront areas. The move comes after a series of baffling reports of drone swarms appearing offshore and maneuvering through coastal airspace with unprecedented speed and sophistication. According to law enforcement officials, these drones are unlike any commercial or recreational models typically seen in the area. Some are reported to have wingspans of up to eight feet, and they

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Either Government Is Useless Or They Are In On It: Why Everybody Sees The Drones, But They Can’t Figure It Out

New Jersey’s skies have turned into a real-life episode of “The X-Files,” with mysterious drones making nightly appearances across the state. From Bergen County to Morris and Somerset, residents are left scratching their heads—and maybe glancing nervously upward. Since mid-November, these unidentified flying objects have been spotted hovering over homes, neighborhoods, and even sensitive locations like the Picatinny Arsenal and President-elect Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf course. The drones, described as larger than typical hobbyist models, often appear in clusters, performing slow, deliberate maneuvers that have residents both fascinated and freaked out. Mysterious drones are flying all over New Jersey, and

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‘Can’t Make This Cat Walk Backwards’: John Kennedy Grills Biden Nominee Over ‘Radical Positions’ On BLM, Immigration

Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana grilled a judicial nominee Wednesday, asking if he was lying about whether he took “radical positions” on Black Lives Matter and illegal immigration in his writings. President Joe Biden nominated Benjamin J. Cheeks, a criminal defense lawyer and United States Magistrate judge, to a seat on the United States District Court for the Southern District of California on Oct. 23. Kennedy questioned Cheeks about his past writings about Black Lives Matter and illegal immigration during a confirmation hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee. “I see you’re quite a prolific writer and … you

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He Can’t Be THAT Stupid: Chuck Schumer Just Doomed Defense Bill with Feel Good Progressive Censorship Pork

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is reportedly working to incorporate the Antisemitism Awareness Act into the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The bill aims to enhance protections for Jewish students amid rising antisemitic incidents but has drawn criticism for potential free speech implications. Critics, such as the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, argue the act risks suppressing constitutionally protected speech, particularly on topics like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Supporters, including the Anti-Defamation League, argue the act is essential to combating antisemitism and clarifying discriminatory actions under civil rights laws. The bill uses the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism,

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CNN’s Dana Bash ‘Can’t Find’ Single ‘Example’ Of Why Governing ‘Could Be Harder’ For Trump In Second Term

CNN anchor Dana Bash on Wednesday said she couldn’t think of a single “example” of why governing might be tougher for President-elect Donald Trump in his second term. As of Thursday morning, Trump holds a two-point lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in the popular vote, while Republicans have clinched a Senate majority and are projected to maintain control of the House, according to Decision Desk HQ. Bash, on “CNN News Central,” suggested that the “makeup” of current elected Republicans would make it easier for Trump to accomplish his agenda. WATCH: “I was thinking about this, and I was wondering if there’s

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New Jersey Electric Grid Can’t Handle Flood of EV’s Under Murphy Gas Car Ban

TRENTON, NJ – The power grid in New Jersey is barely capable of keeping the lights on in New Jersey during extreme weather events and when New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s gas car ban floods the grid with hundreds of thousands of electric vehicles charging day and night, the grid will collapse. That’s the opinion of the Rural and Agriculture Council of America. Mary Jo Foley, a representative from the Rural and Agriculture Council of America, voiced strong opposition to New Jersey’s Advance Clean Cars II (ACCII) initiative during a public hearing. The proposed regulations would require the phase-out of

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BBQ Spots at the Jersey Shore You Can’t Miss!

If you’re hitting the Jersey Shore this summer, you’ve got to indulge in some BBQ. Whether you’re a purist who loves smoked meats or just looking for a good plate of ribs, the Shore’s got you covered. Here’s our roundup of the best BBQ joints you absolutely need to check out. Jersey Shore BBQ (JSBBQ) – Point Pleasant Beach Nestled in the heart of Point Pleasant Beach, JSBBQ is a local legend. Known for its mouthwatering brisket and juicy pulled pork, this spot offers dine-in, takeout, and no-contact delivery. The smoky flavors here are intense, and the portions are generous—just

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Five Can’t Miss Restaurants in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – When it comes to dining out, Toms River has hundreds of choices, but if you’re looking for a great time, with great food, and great service with a twist, these five restaurants stand out as the best all-around dining and entertainment spots. Now this doesn’t mean there aren’t others. There are other restaurants that offer great Italian fine dining, delicious comfort food, and more, but today, we’re focusing on an all around good time during the summer and what makes each place unique. Riv’s Toms River Hub Located at 1850 Hooper Ave, Riv’s Silverton Hub offers

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GOV. DOUG BURGUM: Here’s Why Conservatives Can’t Trust RFK Jr.

There’s a lot of chatter right now about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., even though he won’t even be on many states ballots this fall, let alone actually scoring one single electoral vote in November’s election. And while they may know his name, many voters know little about him or his policies to make an informed decision one way or another. True patriots should know that despite expensive advertising and lofty promises, his ideas are downright dangerous, and anyone who identifies as a conservative, or simply as somebody who loves their country, best steer clear. Here’s what we know about him,

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EXCLUSIVE: Pentagon Says It Can’t Calculate Diversity Training Costs Because Congress Defunded DEI Offices

The Pentagon told Congress it could not provide a required accounting of diversity training to Congress because it didn’t have enough people working in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) positions, the Daily Caller News Foundation has learned. Congress mandated the Pentagon compile a report detailing how much the entire military spent on diversity training, salaries for DEI administrators and any impacts on recruiting and retention across the force that was due March 1, according to last year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which sets defense policy for the next fiscal year. But the Pentagon is nearly two months behind the

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TERENCE P. JEFFREY: Congress Burns Billions On A War It Can’t Control

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives last Saturday voted 311 to 112 to approve a bill to spend $60.89 billion on aid for Ukraine. Among House Republicans, this bill lost 112 to 101. Among House Democrats, it won 210 to 0. On Tuesday, the Senate voted 79 to 18 to approve it — with Republicans casting 15 of the 18 votes against it. On Wednesday. President Joe Biden signed it into law. Just two days after the House approved this $60.89 billion in aid for Ukraine, the State Department released its 2023 report on human rights in that country. It cited

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China’s drugmakers can’t sell mRNA shots but haven’t quit yet

By Andrew Silver SHANGHAI/SUZHOU, China (Reuters) – China’s vaccine developers stuck with unused mRNA COVID shots and idle manufacturing plants are pursuing new targets for the novel messenger RNA technology, but they face a tough path, crimped by a lack of revenue. Three Chinese companies – Walvax Biotechnology , CSPC Pharmaceutical Group and Stemirna Therapeutics – came up with mRNA vaccines that won limited emergency approvals in Asia. However, Walvax and CSPC are not currently manufacturing three of their China market shots, a China health official told Reuters. And Stemirna said in July it had halted work at a planned

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‘Scared You Can’t Beat Him’: Stephen A Smith Calls Out Dems For Trump Trial

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith on Tuesday said that former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial is an effort to prevent him from winning the upcoming election. Trump is on trial as he faces 34 felony counts related to a $130,000 payment to [censored] star Stormy Daniels to keep her silent about an alleged affair during the former president’s successful 2016 campaign for the White House. Smith on the “Stephen A. Smith Show” on YouTube criticized the merits of the case while also asserting fear of a Trump victory is the impetus for it. WATCH: “It’s much ado about nothing,” Smith said.

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Biden’s Army Chief Can’t Explain Why Race Should Be A Factor In Recruiting

Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth could not explain in a hearing Tuesday why race should be a factor in recruiting when GOP Rep. Jim Banks of Indiana pointed out that race-based admissions occurs at just one of the Army’s three main sources of junior officers. Wormuth said she did not know whether race was a factor in accepting candidates to the Army’s Officer Candidate School(OCS), which, along with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs at civilian schools, develop leaders for the Army. Military leaders doubled down on a national security-based argument for

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‘I Can’t Go To My Son’s Graduation’: Trump Rails Against Judge Overseeing Hush Money Trial

Former President Donald Trump on Monday railed against a judge for allegedly not letting him attend his son Barron’s graduation. Trump’s trial over an alleged $130,000 payout to [censored] star Stormy Daniels as part of an agreement for her to stay quiet during the former president’s successful 2016 campaign for the White House started Monday. Judge Juan Merchan, who is overseeing the trial, ruled that he must be in the courtroom instead of his son’s graduation, the former president asserted. “We had some amazing things happen today,” Trump said. “As you know, my son is graduating from high school and it

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National Collegiate Athletics Org Rules Male Athletes Can’t Compete In Women’s Sports

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced Monday that only biological females would be allowed to play in women’s sports. The organization’s Council of Presidents voted to approve a policy allowing “only students whose biological sex is female” in its women’s sports competitions, according to The Washington Post. The policy will go into effect on Aug. 1 in time for the 2024-2025 season. “We are unwavering in our support of fair competition for our student-athletes,” Jim Carr, president and CEO of the NAIA, said, according to the Washington Post. “It is crucial that NAIA member institutions, conferences, and student-athletes

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‘Can’t Take My Vote For Granted’: Longtime-Dem Alan Dershowitz Expands On Why He Might Not Pull Lever For Biden

Noted attorney Alan Dershowitz expanded on why he might not vote for President Joe Biden in the November election on Tuesday, saying how the Democratic leader handles the Israel-Hamas war will be a determining factor. The Biden administration abstained in the UN Security Council, which allowed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza to pass on March 25. Dershowitz, who said he has voted for a Democrat in every presidential election since 1960, warned that the Biden campaign’s effort to win the battleground state of Florida could fall short because of its high Jewish population who are concerned about

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Trump can’t match Biden’s 2024 fundraising, Republican’s campaign says

By Tim Reid and Nathan Layne (Reuters) – Donald Trump will be unable to match President Joe Biden’s fundraising totals in this year’s presidential election race, the Republican candidate’s campaign said on Thursday. “We’re never gonna be able to raise dollar for dollar with Biden,” a Trump campaign adviser said in a call with reporters. The adviser blamed the fundraising disparity on “billionaire” supporters of the Democratic president, and appeared keen to paint a picture of a Trump campaign fueled by grassroots, working-class supporters. A second campaign adviser said Trump’s campaign is “fueled by hundreds of thousands of grassroots contributors

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Court Rules Biden Admin Can’t Force Christian Health Care Workers To Perform Trans Surgeries

Court Rules Biden Admin Can’t Force Christian Health Care Workers To Perform Trans Surgeries Kate Anderson on March 4, 2024 A district court ruled Monday that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) violated the First Amendment by attempting to force religious health care workers to provide gender transition procedures. In 2021, the Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) filed a lawsuit against the EEOC over two mandates requiring religious employers to provide health insurance that covered gender transitions as well as forcing religious physicians to perform sex-change procedures or face charges of discrimination based on gender identity. The District Court of North

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Kerry: Trump can’t stop green energy revolution, but China coal threat looms

By Julia Payne and America Hernandez PARIS – A re-elected Donald Trump won’t stop renewable energy deployment, but could reverse anti-coal diplomacy efforts, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said on Tuesday at the International Energy Agency ministerial gathering. “Even when President Trump was there for those 4 years, 75% of our new electricity came from renewables because we had portfolio laws in the 37 states that required the deployment of renewables … so whatever happens, that’s not going to change the direction we’re moving in,” Kerry said. “This revolution is happening … notwithstanding the hiccup of the farmers’

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Biden can’t beat the MAGA meme machine online, kingmaker Clyburn says

By Jarrett Renshaw COLUMBIA, South Carolina (Reuters) – President Joe Biden’s reelection bid won’t be won by million-dollar ad buys or social media sound bites, says U.S. Representative James Clyburn, the man who was key to Biden’s 2020 win. Republican candidate Donald Trump’s supporters have built a “MAGA wall” online of memes and social media noise that is overwhelming news about Biden’s economic and policy wins, making it impossible to get Democrats’ message across, Clyburn said in a recent interview in his hometown of Columbia, South Carolina. Clyburn, who at 83 is arguably the most influential Black political voice in

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JD FOSTER: Donald Trump Should Make NATO A Deal It Can’t Refuse

JD FOSTER: Donald Trump Should Make NATO A Deal It Can’t Refuse J.D. Foster on January 28, 2024 The U.S. Navy continues to strike the Houthis while seeking to keep the Red Sea open for commerce. Nineteen other countries reportedly are part of the coalition, but only the U.K. has provided any firepower in the form of a single destroyer. As usual, the rest of the western so-called “powers” are AWOL, powerless. One of Donald Trump’s endearing traits is shouting what the cognoscenti know to be true but won’t even whisper in public. In 2016 he said the U.S. should

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Taiwan central bank minutes: can’t rule out more tightening if high inflation persists

TAIPEI (Reuters) – Some board members of Taiwan’s central bank noted “persistent” concerns about higher inflation and said more monetary policy tightening could not be ruled out if inflation continued to be high, minutes from its last board meeting showed on Thursday. The central bank, at its quarterly board meeting in December, unanimously decided to keep its policy rate at 1.875% as expected, and said it saw the consumer price index, or CPI, falling to below 2% in 2024. It also said it would not necessarily follow the U.S. Federal Reserve in cutting interest rates in 2024 but that the

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