Speed study finds no major speeding issue on Whitehall Drive in Upper Moreland
UPPER MORELAND TOWNSHIP, PA — The Upper Moreland Police Department’s Traffic Safety Unit has concluded a speed study on Whitehall Drive following a resident’s complaint about excessive speeding. The study found that…
Study finds Black applicants in New Jersey denied gun permits at significantly higher rates than whites
TRENTON, N.J. — Black residents in New Jersey were denied firearm permits at disproportionately higher rates than white applicants, according to a study by the advocacy group Rise Against Hate. The study,…
Study Suggests New Jersey’s Plastic Straw Ban Could Have Long Term Health Consequences
TRENTON, NJ – A recent investigation into the environmental and health impacts of drinking straws has turned the conversation on its head, challenging the notion that paper straws are a more benign…
New Jersey’s bag ban is actually increasing plastic use, waste, and emissions according to study
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey’s ambitious plastic bag ban, implemented in May 2022, has led to a surprising outcome: a dramatic increase in plastic consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, according to a…
Cocaine Use Makes Japanese Quail Horny, Million Dollar U.S. Federal Study Reveals
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A new study exploring the effects of cocaine on state-dependent learning and sexual conditioning in male Japanese quail has revealed significant links between drug use and increased sexual motivation,…
As New Jersey Cuts School Budgets, Lawmakers Push for $250,000 UFO Study to Find E.T.
Yep, you read that right. While some school districts in New Jersey are grappling with cuts to teachers, programs, and basic funding, there’s a shiny new initiative that’s turning heads—and it’s all…
Study reveals deadliest times and days to drive on New Jersey roads
NEWARK, N.J. — A recent study analyzing a decade’s worth of fatal car crash data has identified July, Saturdays, and the 9 p.m. hour as the most dangerous times for drivers in…
Study Reveals Elephants Have Unique Names for Each Other
New research suggests that wild African elephants might address each other using individual-specific calls, a method similar to the use of personal names in humans but without relying on imitation. This finding…
Jackson Officials Announce Traffic Study to Solve Traffic Issues in Robin Estates
Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina, in partnership with the township council, the Jackson Township Police Department, and traffic safety and civil engineers from T&M Associates, has announced a traffic safety study to…
Study Reveals High Levels of Dissatisfaction Among New Jersey Small Business Owners
A recent survey conducted by Latenode.com has highlighted significant challenges faced by small business owners in New Jersey, revealing that many are struggling with work/life balance and feel trapped in their business…
The Entire Push To Halt New Natural Gas Exports Traces Back To One Ivy League Prof And His Shaky Study
A questionable study by a Cornell University climate scientist gave climate activists and the media ammunition to wage a pressure campaign against the Biden administration to take action against liquefied natural gas (LNG)…
Lawmakers Seek to Stop New Jersey Law Allowing Study of Fetuses for Comsmetic Research
TRENTON, NJ — Assemblyman Jay Webber, representing District 26, has introduced Assembly Bill No. 2653 in the 221st Legislature session. The legislation aims to impose new restrictions on the use of cadaveric…
New Jersey Heading for Fiscal Cliff According to Study by Rowan University Think Tank
New Jersey Faces Deepening Fiscal Crisis, Analysis Finds TRENTON, NJ – The Multi-Year Budget Workgroup (MYBW) at Rowan University’s Sweeney Center for Public Policy has released its annual Economic Forecast, revealing that…
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…
FBI To Study Possible Spy Balloon Discovered By Alaska Fishermen: REPORT
FBI To Study Possible Spy Balloon Discovered By Alaska Fishermen: REPORT Micaela Burrow on March 1, 2024 Commercial fishermen in Alaska are delivering a possible spy balloon to the FBI for further…
Will Virus X Be Another Human Mistake Caused by Reckless Study of Deadly Viruses?
PRINCETON, NJ – As the world cautiously navigates the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, a question looms large in the collective consciousness: Why do we continue to study deadly viruses, especially in…
‘All Hell Broke Lose’: Harvard Economist Needed ‘Armed Guard’ After Study Found No Racial Bias In Police Shootings
‘All Hell Broke Lose’: Harvard Economist Needed ‘Armed Guard’ After Study Found No Racial Bias In Police Shootings Katelynn Richardson on February 17, 2024 Harvard economics Professor Roland Fryer needed armed security…
New Jersey Plastic Bag Ban Tripled Plastic Consumption According to Study
A recent report from Freedonia Custom Research (FCR), a division of Marketresearch.com, has shed light on the effects of New Jersey’s single-use bag ban on consumer habits, retail operations, and the environment.…
New Jersey Among Top Bilingual States in the U.S., Study Shows
A recent study has revealed that over 4.8 million residents in New Jersey are bilingual, positioning the state as one of the most linguistically diverse in the United States. This finding challenges…
New Jersey Plastic Bag Ban Backfires According to New Study
Anyone who actually shops for themselves saw the writing on the wall when New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a plastic bag ban into law. Suddenly, shoppers were forced to use non-woven…
EXCLUSIVE: University With Gender Clinic Funds Study To See If Puberty Blockers Causes ‘Lasting’ Brain Changes For Kids
EXCLUSIVE: University With Gender Clinic Funds Study To See If Puberty Blockers Causes ‘Lasting’ Brain Changes For Kids Megan Brock and Kate Anderson on December 24, 2023 University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW) researchers…