Selling a house in 2026 can be lucrative, but homeowners must grasp the tax implications to avoid surprises. Understanding the tax ramifications whether selling your permanent dwelling, an inherited property, or an investment home is crucial to maximize profits and comply with U.S. tax rules. Sales of primary residences can provide significant tax savings for…
A tense exchange unfolded during a recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing as John Kennedy questioned Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about a $220 million television advertising campaign focused on immigration enforcement. The hearing centered on how taxpayer funds were used to pay for advertisements encouraging people living in the United States without legal status to…
Nearly 50 Allenhurst homeowners and beachgoers were astonished Monday morning when they attended a special public hearing concerning rising beach fees at town hall. Instead of being directed inside the municipal building, attendees found rows of folding chairs arranged in the parking lot. They were told the meeting would be outside. It was 27 degrees….
Understanding the New York and New Jersey probate process helps heirs and family members sell a residence despite the difficulty. Probate administers a deceased person’s estate, paying bills and distributing assets. Selling an estate residence may be essential to split property or pay debts. In New York and New Jersey, the probate court receives the…
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth firmly defended the administration’s military approach in the Israel-Iran confrontation on Monday, saying the administration will not limit operations under tight rules of engagement. At a Pentagon news briefing, Hegseth dismissed critics’ worries about international law and long-term military participation. Hegseth said the US is focused on military goals. The…
Officials caution drivers crossing bridges and tunnels between New York and New Jersey of a rising bogus toll payment text message scam. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which manages major crossings, is warning motorists about the newest round of phony messages. Officials said drivers have received “New York Toll Services” SMS…
VHS cassettes, once thought obsolete, are making a comeback in New Jersey, despite streaming platforms and digital downloads. VHS tapes revolutionized home entertainment almost 50 years ago by letting consumers view movies anytime. DVDs replaced VCRs in the early 2000s, and Japan stopped making them in 2016. Classic recordings are gaining new fans nowadays. The…
The criminal case involving NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew involves a blood vial dispute. Defense counsel for the collision driver say freshly analyzed blood test findings could change the case. Prosecutors say Sean M. Higgins hit the Gaudreau brothers on a rural road in 2024 in Salem County. Johnny Gaudreau, 31, and…
When a significant winter storm is coming, buyers rush to buy snow shovels, rock salt, generators, and other emergency goods. Prices often rise during these periods. Many shoppers fear illegal price gouging. That’s not always the case under New Jersey law. A declaration of emergency is needed to enforce price gouging in New Jersey. State…
Former “Sunday Night Football” sideline reporter and current U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya revealed a false statistic about California homelessness on television, sparking outrage. Tafoya, a Minnesota Republican senatorial candidate, made the statement on Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” on Thursday. In discussing her campaign and politics, she said “almost 30% of Californians are homeless on any…
