Daniel Brooks

White House press secretary

“Leavitt’s Latest Attack: Democrats’ Base Labeled ‘Terrorists and Criminals’ in Viral Remarks”

In a furious interview last week, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called Democrats “Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals.” She responded to questions about a New York City mayoral candidate who refused to say if Hamas should disarm and leave Gaza. Democrats’ absence showed cooperation with extremists, argued Leavitt. Leavitt’s message was clear:…

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N.J. Family Heartbroken as Hall of Fame Boxer Avoids Prison in Deadly Fentanyl-Related Crash

A New Jersey family is furious that renowned boxer Robert “Bobby” Gunn avoided jail for a 2019 crash that killed a woman and severely injured her husband. Many criticized Gunn’s four-year probation after confessing to being high on fentanyl during the crash. In the death of 51-year-old Polly Tornari of Glassboro, Gunn, 52, pleaded guilty…

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You Might Be Surprised Who Just Called Marjorie Taylor Greene a “Good” Republican

In a rare bipartisan gesture, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders labeled controversial Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene “a good Republican.” At a town hall with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, citizens questioned how to resolve the government shutdown. A Republican-leaning voter asked Sanders who GOP leaders would work with Democrats to reopen the government. Sanders commended Greene’s recent…

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N.J. Borough Council Candidate Says Sorry for Racist, Homophobic Posts While Defending Free Speech

The Hightstown Borough Council candidate in New Jersey apologized after racist, homophobic, and conspiracy theory posts reappeared. Zack Geltzeiler conceded, on Tuesday, that the statements were insulting and harmful while arguing a First Amendment defense. Geltzeiler apologized when voters, critics, and political watchers demanded accountability for his internet comments. He apologized to communities for those…

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Mikie Sherrill

Sherrill Pledges Legal Battle Over Trump’s Decision to Cut Gateway Tunnel Funding

Representative Mikie Sherrill said Thursday that if she becomes governor of New Jersey, she will seek to dispute President Donald Trump’s claim that the $16 billion Gateway Hudson River rail tunnel project is “terminated.” At the Secaucus rail station, Sherrill said blocking the project would delay, cost roughly a million dollars each day, and risk…

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New Jersey Woman Arrested in Texas Stop Found With $20,000 in Counterfeit Bills

After a Texas traffic incident sparked a massive forgery investigation, a New Jersey resident faces federal charges A deputy found over $20,000 in counterfeit banknotes during a routine pull-over in Beaumont in May 2024 because to the driver’s strange behavior. Vanessa Lima-Villantoy was stopped for a minor infraction in southeast Texas. The officer stopped her…

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Glock Faces Renewed Legal Pressure After New Jersey Judge Allows Lawsuit to Proceed

In New Jersey, a Superior Court judge refused to dismiss a broad state lawsuit against Glock, a major guns manufacturer. Glock is accused of aiding illicit machine gun conversions by creating and selling pistols that can be converted into automatic weapons. The verdict puts Glock in the limelight amid escalating gun crime and regulatory responsibility…

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Piscataway Man’s Lifelong Mission to Empower Fathers and Rebuild Families Across New Jersey

One Piscataway man has spent his life helping fathers heal family bonds after economic, social, and emotional hardships. For almost a decade, William “Bill” Davis, 77, has been a client services expert at The Father Center of New Jersey, a Trenton charity that helps men be better fathers, partners, and community members. Davis considers social…

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