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IRS Adrian Project Training at New Jersey College Goes Viral Again As Agents Teach Accounting Majors How to Arrest Americans at Gunpoint

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 27, 20250

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — A 2022 exercise by the IRS at a New Jersey university is going viral today as the Trump administration hinted at undoing the weaponization of the Internal Revenue Service and a possible rollback of 86,000 agents approved for hire during the Biden Administration. Many of those posts are not accurate. They claim the pictures and video from the 2022 event, and one in 2017 depicts IRS agents being trained as part of the Biden IRS surge. They are not. They are from an IRS program called the Adrian Project, which is hosted at many college campuses

PETA Protest Backfires After Tons of Manure Froze to Truck Bed in Failed NYC Stunt, Two Arrested

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 26, 20250

PETA activists arrested in failed manure-dumping protest outside ASPCA office NEW YORK, N.Y. — Two PETA activists were arrested Thursday after attempting to dump a truckload of manure outside the Manhattan headquarters of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). The protest fell short of its intended spectacle when freezing temperatures left much of the manure frozen to the truck bed. “Because of the freezing temperatures, it didn’t all fall out,” said Ashley Byrne, a spokesperson for PETA. She explained that one activist climbed into the truck to manually shovel the manure, but he was stopped

New Jersey Wins Governor Murphy’s “War of Stupidity” President Says

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 24, 20250

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump announced Thursday the signing of an executive order halting all new offshore wind farm leases in New Jersey, delivering a blow to a key initiative championed by Governor Phil Murphy. Trump celebrated the decision, taking aim at the Murphy administration’s environmental policies and the proposed offshore wind project, calling it a “large scale Windmill DISASTER.” He credited Congressman Jeff Van Drew for opposing the project and labeled it as dependent on “MASSIVE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY that was impossible to justify.” “Congratulations to the great people of New Jersey,” Trump said in a statement. “You have

Watch: Cruise Line Says Staff Not Dressed as KKK, but “Upside Down Sno-Cones”

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 22, 20250

SYDNEY, Australia — Travelers aboard a P&O Cruises Australia ship were shocked when staff members at a Christmas costume party appeared wearing white hoods, sparking immediate backlash from passengers who found the outfits offensive. The cruise line has since apologized, with communications director Lynne Scrivens defending the costumes as innocent, saying the staff were dressed as “upside-down snow cones.” According to Scrivens, the costumes were improvised with cleaning uniforms and minimal materials for the event. NEW: Cruise line staff dresses up for a Christmas costume party, cruise line insists they were dressed up as “upside-down snow cones.” Travelers on a

Ziggy the Fox Rescued After Wandering the Ice for Days in the Barnegat Bay

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 22, 20250

In a heartwarming twist straight out of a Disney movie, Ziggy the fox (aka Little Foot) has survived a wild misadventure that had the internet rooting for him. The scrappy red fox, who somehow ended up on a rogue floating dock in Seaside Park, NJ, is now getting the care he so desperately needed—and it’s giving all of us the feels. For weeks, Shane Coyle, an animal rescuer and Ziggy’s unofficial hype man, had been trying to capture the elusive fox. But Ziggy was clearly living life on his own terms—until the floating dock incident. The situation escalated on Saturday

Trump vows to release full report on mysterious New Jersey drones on first day in office

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 17, 20250

PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former President Donald Trump pledged to release a comprehensive report on the mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey if he returns to the White House, criticizing officials for withholding information. “I’m going to give you a report on drones about one day into the administration,” Trump told a group of Republican governors at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday. “Because I think it’s ridiculous that they are not telling you about what’s going on with the drones.” The former president’s remarks reignite public interest in a series of unexplained drone sightings reported across New Jersey in recent years. Beginning

New Jersey School Teacher Had Relationship with Young Student, Giving Birth to His Child

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 16, 20250

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. — A 34-year-old elementary school teacher in Middle Township has been arrested on multiple charges, including aggravated sexual assault, following an investigation into an alleged sexual relationship with a student. Laura Caron, a 5th-grade teacher at Middle Township Elementary School, was taken into custody without incident on Wednesday by the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit and the Middle Township Police Department. According to the criminal complaint, the investigation began in December when the alleged victim’s father posted on Facebook, suggesting that Caron’s 5-year-old child resembled both himself and his son. The complaint

Jack Hoffman, Nebraska football fan known for iconic 2013 touchdown run, dies at 19

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 16, 20250

OMAHA, NE — Jack Hoffman, the Nebraska football fan whose unforgettable 69-yard touchdown run in 2013 captured hearts nationwide, has died at the age of 19 after a long battle with brain cancer. Hoffman was first diagnosed with brain cancer in 2011 and began chemotherapy in 2012. His inspiring journey gained national attention when he took the field during the Nebraska Cornhuskers’ 2013 spring game, scoring a symbolic touchdown that earned widespread praise and was later honored with the “Best Moment” award at the 2013 ESPYs. “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of

Anti-Trump Washington Post cartoonist Darrin Bell arrested on child pornography charges

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 16, 20250

SACRAMENTO, CA — Darrin Bell, a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist for The Washington Post, was arrested Wednesday in Sacramento County on suspicion of possessing child pornography, authorities announced. Bell, 49, was taken into custody by Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) detectives after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children led to an investigation. During a search of Bell’s home, investigators reportedly discovered 134 videos of child pornography linked to an account controlled by Bell. Authorities also found computer-generated and artificial intelligence (AI) child pornography, marking the first time Sacramento Valley ICAC has made an arrest under

Trump Announces Creation of External Revenue Service to Shift Tax Burden to Foreign Trade Partners

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 15, 20250

PALM BEACH, FL — Former President Donald J. Trump announced plans to establish a new federal agency, the External Revenue Service (ERS), aimed at collecting revenue from foreign trade partners through tariffs and duties, signaling a dramatic shift in U.S. tax policy. In a statement released Tuesday, Trump criticized the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for relying on domestic taxation and vowed to redirect the nation’s revenue strategy. “For far too long, we have relied on taxing our Great People using the Internal Revenue Service (IRS),” Trump said. “It is time for that to change. I am today announcing that I

New Jersey Governor Announces Ban on Cell Phones in Public Schools, Citing Teen Mental Health Decline

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 15, 20250

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey school testing grades are down. Mental health issues among teens and students across the state are at an all-time high. Now, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is blaming cell phones. During his “State of the State” speech, the governor attributed cell phones in schools to distractions and performance in the state education system. Gov. Phil Murphy announced his support for a proposal to ban cell phones in all New Jersey K-12 classrooms, citing growing concerns over student distraction and mental health. The governor said cell phone usage is a factor in the mental health decline

New Jersey Bill Seeks to Block Trump Deportation of Violent Illegal Migrants, Criminals

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 14, 20250

TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey Democratic lawmakers have introduced new legislation aimed at restricting state and local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement authorities. The proposed measure, titled the “New Jersey Immigrant Trust Act,” seeks to protect immigrant communities by preventing local agencies from engaging in federal civil immigration enforcement actions that could lead to deportations. Sponsored by Assemblywoman Ellen J. Park (D-Bergen), Assemblywoman Alixon Collazos-Gill (D-Essex and Passaic), and Assemblyman Gabriel Rodriguez (D-Hudson), the bill (A4987) was introduced on October 24, 2024, during the 221st legislative session. The legislation is co-sponsored by several other Democratic lawmakers, reflecting strong support within

Doritos Shows Off Square Chip as Company Explores New Direction

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 13, 20250

In an unexpected twist that has left snack enthusiasts both baffled and excited, Doritos has announced a novel addition to its iconic lineup: square chips. The revelation came during the Food and Snack National (FASN) event, where Doritos hinted at a potential redesign of its traditionally triangular chips. For decades, Doritos has been synonymous with the triangular shape of its tortilla chips, a design that has not only defined its brand but also become a staple for snackers worldwide. However, in a cryptic Instagram post shared over the weekend, Doritos UK teased fans with an image of a square chip,

Joe Biden Tell Press Kamala Harris Could Have Beaten Trump Despite Major Loss

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 11, 20250

In a recent press conference, President Joe Biden expressed confidence that both he and Vice President Kamala Harris could have secured victory against Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Biden stated, “I would have beaten Trump, could have beaten Trump, and I think that Kamala could have beaten Trump and would have beaten Trump.” However, Harris did run as the Democratic nominee and was defeated by Trump, who secured 312 electoral votes to Harris’s 226. JUST IN: President Biden says he could have and would have won the 2024 election, says Kamala Harris could have and would have won too.

D.C. ‘Pizzagate’ gunman Edgar Maddison Welch killed in police shooting during traffic stop

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 10, 20250

KANNAPOLIS, N.C. – Edgar Maddison Welch, the man convicted in the 2016 “Pizzagate” shooting incident, was fatally shot by police during a traffic stop in Kannapolis on January 4, authorities confirmed. According to the Kannapolis Police Department, officers pulled over a gray 2001 GMC Yukon on North Cannon Boulevard around 10 p.m. after recognizing the vehicle’s passenger, Welch, 36, as having an outstanding warrant for his arrest. As officers attempted to arrest Welch, he reportedly drew a handgun from his jacket and pointed it at officers. Despite repeated commands to drop the weapon, Welch did not comply. Officers Brooks Jones

Mark Zuckerberg admits Biden administration pressured Meta to censor accurate content, push propaganda

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 10, 20250

MENLO PARK, Calif. – Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has alleged that the Biden administration pressured the company to remove content from its platforms, including posts containing accurate information about COVID-19 vaccines. In recently surfaced comments, Zuckerberg stated that government officials “pushed us super hard to take down the things that were honestly true,” citing examples like a meme featuring actor Leonardo DiCaprio discussing vaccine side effects. NEW: Mark Zuckerberg says the Biden administration would call META to scream and curse at them to censor *true* information on their platforms. Holy sh*t. Zuckerberg said the administration would call them and tell

New Jersey Governor Wants State to be the California of the East Coast and it’s Not Looking Good

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 9, 20250

TRENTON, NJ — When Governor Phil Murphy first took office in 2018, he famously declared his ambition to transform New Jersey into “the California of the East Coast.” This vision was rooted in progressive policies and environmental initiatives, echoing California’s approach to governance. However, as California faces its own set of challenges, questions arise about the feasibility and desirability of adopting a similar model in New Jersey. Now, seven years later, the governor is about to host the 2025 “State of the State” presentation on January 14th. Since taking office, Murphy has worked overtime to turn New Jersey into California,

Man who fled to Mexico charged after woman’s body found in refrigerator in New Jersey forest

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 9, 20250

DENNIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A Gloucester City man has been charged in connection with the discovery of a woman’s body inside a refrigerator in Belleplain State Forest last month, authorities confirmed. Christopher Blevins, 45, faces charges of desecrating human remains and hindering apprehension, according to court records. Investigators believe the refrigerator containing the body of Laura Hughes, identified as Blevins’ girlfriend, was left in the forest around July 24, 2024. The appliance was discovered on December 22. According to an affidavit of probable cause, Blevins fled to Mexico on August 2 but later surrendered to authorities there on August 27.

New Jersey banned these customized license plates, do you agree?

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 8, 20250

TRENTON, NJ – When it comes to vanity license plates in New Jersey, you can get a personalized message on your car, but you have to play by the rules. Sometimes, people try to push the limits, but New Jersey has a strict vetting process when it comes to these unique plates. According to the Motor Vehicle Commission, personalized license plates are available for vehicle owners interested in customizing their vehicle’s identification. These plates can be obtained for a one-time fee of $50, in addition to the standard vehicle registration fees. It’s important for owners to maintain current registration as

Husband of ‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin accused in federal insurance fraud case

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 8, 20250

NEW YORK — Dr. Emmanuel “Manny” Hostin, the longtime husband of The View co-host Sunny Hostin, is facing allegations of insurance fraud in what federal prosecutors are calling one of the largest RICO cases ever filed in New York. The lawsuit, filed on December 17, names Hostin among nearly 200 defendants accused of engaging in a scheme to defraud an insurance company that serves taxi companies and rideshare drivers. Hostin, an orthopedic surgeon, is alleged to have received kickbacks in exchange for performing surgeries and fraudulently billing American Transit Insurance Company, according to court documents. The lawsuit claims Hostin “knowingly

New Jersey Democrats United in Opposing Immigrant Crime Bill Designed to Protect Americans from Violent Acts

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 8, 20250

TRENTON, N.J. — Democrats in New Jersey stood united in trying to block an immigrant crime and deportation bill inspired by the death of Laken Riley at the hands of a violent, illegal alien murderer. The bill was also inspired by several other high profile murders and violent acts committed by illegal aliens across America. Despite the New Jersey Democrats’ opposition, the bill passed Congress with a 264-159 vote, mostly along party lines, with Republicans supporting the measure and Democrats opposing it. New Jersey’s Democratic congressional delegation voted against the Laken Riley Act, a measure aimed at increasing protections from

Trump Pledges to Rename Gulf of Mexico to ‘Gulf of America’ Amidst Mixed Reactions

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 8, 20250

January 8, 2025 – In a bold declaration from Mar-a-Lago, President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America,” a move he describes as having “a beautiful ring to it.” This proposal has sparked a flurry of reactions across political and cultural lines, with some viewing it as an emblematic gesture of American nationalism, while others see it as a potentially contentious international move. During a recent press conference, Trump articulated his vision for the renaming, emphasizing that it would be “appropriate” due to the United States’ significant involvement in the region. He

Trump blasts Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg and trial judge in latest statement

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 6, 20250

PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former President Donald Trump lashed out Sunday at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the judge presiding over his fraud trial, accusing them of conducting a politically motivated case to damage his reputation. Trump issued a lengthy statement on his social media platform, Truth Social, criticizing the ongoing legal proceedings as part of what he described as a broader “witch hunt” targeting him. “D.A. Alvin Bragg never wanted to bring this lawless case against me,” Trump wrote. He alleged that Bragg had been pressured by the Biden administration to pursue charges and expressed anger at Mark

Five New Jersey Democrats voted against bill to deport illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 6, 20250

TRENTON, N.J. — Five House Democrats representing New Jersey voted against a bill last fall that would deport illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes, drawing criticism from advocates of the legislation who say it is a necessary measure to protect public safety. The “Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act,” introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., passed the House of Representatives in a 266-158 vote with bipartisan support. All Republicans voted for the bill, along with 51 Democrats. However, New Jersey’s Democratic delegation in the House largely opposed the measure. The measure was voted on last September, but has been

Flags to fly at half-staff during Trump inauguration, but it’s not a historic first

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 6, 20250

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. flags will be flown at half-staff during Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration on January 20, 2025, as part of a national period of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away on December 29, 2024. The decision, made by President Joe Biden, follows federal protocol, which mandates that flags be lowered for 30 days following the death of a former president. While some have speculated that this is an unprecedented occurrence for a presidential inauguration, historical records show otherwise. In 1973, flags were similarly flown at half-staff during President Richard Nixon’s second inauguration following the death