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Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji Dies at 97, Leaving Behind a Major Economic Reform Legacy
Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, one of the most influential figures in China’s economic transformation during the late 1990s and early 2000s, has died at the age of 97, according to China’s official Xinhua news agency and reports from Reuters. Zhu died in Beijing at about 11 a.m. local time on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026,…
Alex Rodriguez Questions Whether the Yankees Did Enough to Build Around Aaron Judge
Alex Rodriguez believes the New York Yankees may have missed an important opportunity to strengthen their roster during the 2026 trade deadline. Rodriguez, who spent part of his career in New York and remains an outspoken Yankees supporter, recently questioned whether the organisation should have been more aggressive with its deadline moves. His concern is…
New Jersey Jewelry Store Reels After Armed Robbers Escape With More Than $1 Million in Merchandise
A family-owned jewellery store in Woodbridge, New Jersey, is facing a major setback after a group of masked thieves broke into the business and reportedly stole more than $1 million worth of jewellery in a robbery that lasted less than a minute. The incident happened Saturday evening, Aug. 8, at 9Lakha Jewellers on Oak Tree…
New Jersey Takes New Steps to Put Children’s Safety Ahead of Social Media Engagement
New Jersey is moving ahead with a major expansion of protections for children who use social media and other online services, putting more attention on privacy, addictive platform features and the way technology can affect young people’s health. The state legislature passed three measures on June 30 that form a broader approach to children’s online…
New Jersey Forecast: Sunshine Dominates Midweek Before a Cooler, Comfortable Weekend
New Jersey residents can expect a mostly pleasant stretch of summer weather over the next several days, although a few showers and thunderstorms could interrupt the otherwise sunny pattern. The latest forecast points to warm temperatures through the end of the workweek, followed by a more comfortable weekend with lower humidity. Wednesday, August 12, is…
Questions Follow Scott Jennings as Attention Stays on Mitch McConnell’s Recovery
Questions about Sen. Mitch McConnell’s health took another turn this week after CNN political commentator Scott Jennings was approached by independent journalist Nicholas Ballasy and asked about the long-time Kentucky senator’s condition and whether McConnell should make a public video appearance. The exchange came as McConnell continues recovering at home after spending weeks in medical…
U.S. Travelers Lose $297 Million to Travel Scams as Online Fraud Grows
Travel scams are becoming an increasingly expensive problem for Americans, with reported losses reaching $297 million in 2025, according to an analysis of Federal Trade Commission data highlighted by Locals Insider. The figure shows how the risks associated with planning a vacation can extend far beyond delayed flights, expensive hotels or unexpected fees. Consumers can…
Strathmere Could End Its Free-Beach Tradition as Upper Township Weighs New Access Fees
For generations, visitors to Strathmere have been able to enjoy the Jersey Shore without paying a beach tag. That could soon change. Upper Township officials are moving forward with a proposal that would introduce beach tags in Strathmere beginning with the 2027 summer season. If the plan is ultimately approved, beachgoers age 16 and older…
Jaxson Dart’s Year 2 Test: Giants Quarterback Adjusts to New Offensive System
Jaxson Dart’s second NFL season is already bringing a different kind of challenge. The New York Giants quarterback is learning a new offensive system under coordinator Matt Nagy, and his progress during training camp has been anything but perfectly smooth. The Giants are now in their second year with Dart, but this is his first…
When a Friendship Becomes One-Sided: Miss Manners Offers a Simple Way to Set Boundaries
Friendships are often built on mutual support, but that balance can become difficult when one person starts treating the other as a constant source of help. A recent Miss Manners advice column highlights how a simple favour can gradually turn into an expectation — and why saying no does not automatically make someone rude. The…
