Trenton, NJ – A new proposal titled the Political Donation Transparency Act would make it illegal in New Jersey for political campaigns to automatically enroll donors in recurring contributions without their clear,…
Here’s How Ryan Zinke Says The Trump Admin Would Have Handled The Current Energy Crisis Thomas Catenacci on March 31, 2022 Former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke explained that the Trump administration, which…
‘No Surprise’: Mayorkas Promised Border ‘Whipping’ Investigation Would Be Done ‘In Days, If Not Weeks,’ But It’s Been Six Months Jennie Taer on March 22, 2022 It’s been six months since Department…
‘Would Empower China And Russia’: GOP Leaders Slam Democrats’ Climate Proposals As ‘A Grift’ Thomas Catenacci on March 18, 2022 Top House Republicans ripped the climate agenda released Thursday by the Congressional…
Democrats Block GOP Bill That Would Restart Keystone XL, Federal Oil Lease Program Thomas Catenacci on March 10, 2022 Democrats voted down a motion to consider GOP legislation that would reverse several…
Former Zelenskyy Spokesperson Said It Would Be A ‘Tragedy’ If Harris Became President In Deleted Tweet Sebastian Hughes on March 10, 2022 A former spokesperson for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said it…
FAIR LAWN, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has announced his plan to distribute over $900 million in property tax relief and credits to nearly 1.8 million homeowners and renters across…
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s fully disabled veterans may soon have a retroactive property tax exemption dating back to the date of their disability determination by the Veterans Administration. The Senate Community…
Nearly every Senate Democrat voted in favor of legislation Monday which would have radically expanded abortion rights beyond even the Supreme Court’s ruling in Roe v. Wade. The Women’s Health Protection Act…
TRENTON, NJ – With Governor Phil Murphy declaring the COVID-19 pandemic in its waning days and quickly heading into endemic territory, outnumbered Republicans in the state legislature hoped Democrats would sign on…
Elon Musk Slams Biden For Ignoring Tesla, Says He Would Behave At White House Thomas Catenacci on February 23, 2022 Tesla CEO Elon Musk lashed out against President Joe Biden again on…
ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel went after former President Donald Trump’s children on his late night show Wednesday, mocking them for promoting what he called “made-up” reporting on Special Counsel John Durham alleging that…
by Ron Dancer, ASM, NJ TRENTON, N.J. – Court-ordered domestic violence counseling for offenders would be required to meet new uniform standards under a bill cleared by the Assembly Judiciary Committee on Monday…
President Joe Biden’s ambitious $5 billion plan to construct an electric vehicle charging network across the country would prioritize the Interstate Highway System. The federal government will distribute the funds to states…
From his basement in Delaware during the 2020 Presidential Election, then-candidate Joseph R. Biden declared that he would lock down America if it meant stopping the spread of COVID-19. He also said…
Senate Democrats unveiled on Tuesday potential reforms to the Electoral Count Act, among which include changing who presides over Congress’ certification of election results and how much support is necessary for an…
TRENTON, NJ – Over the past two years, Democrat New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has singlehandedly governed the state of New Jersey through the COVID-19 pandemic, rarely, if ever asking for legislative…
A state plan to abolish teaching advanced math in public schools that was seen as a means of implementing Critical Race Theory (CRT) was canceled Monday, according to a parents group. The…
Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams says when it comes to mandating COVID-19 vaccines for school children, “We’re going to do that.” As the omicron variant spreads, the CDC has noted…
LONG BRANCH, NJ – As Americans use at-home and online resources to access the services once provided by public libraries, fewer people are actually using libraries. That has made the entire New…
An Oklahoma bill introduced on Dec. 16 may allow parents to seek the removal of books that they deem inappropriate from school libraries. The bill, Senate Bill 1142, would give parents a…