Daniel Brooks

Extreme Heat Continues to Disrupt NJ Transit Rail Service as Busy Holiday Weekend Begins

People traveling across New Jersey at the start of the Fourth of July holiday weekend are being urged to prepare for delays after NJ Transit warned that extreme heat will continue to affect rail service throughout Friday. The agency said riders should expect delays and cancellations on select trains as dangerously high temperatures continue to…

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New Jersey Moves to Rein in Data Center Growth Amid Rising Power Cost Concerns and Grid Strain

New Jersey lawmakers have taken a significant step toward increasing control over the fast-growing data center industry, passing a set of new bills aimed at reducing financial pressure on electricity customers and improving transparency around energy and water usage. The legislative action comes as demand for data centers continues to surge across the United States,…

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Wall Street Journal Editorial Questions Trump Family’s Financial Gains During Presidency

The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal has sharply criticized President Donald Trump and his family over what it described as significant financial gains connected to his time in the White House. In an opinion article published Wednesday, the board argued that the Trump family’s business activities raise concerns about the use of public…

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Social Security Proposal Would Limit Highest Retirement Benefits as Lawmakers Look for Long-Term Fix

A new proposal aimed at helping strengthen Social Security’s financial future could reduce benefits for a small group of the program’s highest-earning retirees while leaving the vast majority of recipients unaffected. The proposal comes as lawmakers continue searching for ways to address the program’s long-term funding challenges before automatic benefit reductions take effect. The proposal,…

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Social Security to Issue Limited-Edition Commemorative Cards for Babies Born During America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration

Families welcoming a new baby in the second half of 2026 will receive a unique version of an important government document. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced that it will issue a special commemorative Social Security card to children born in the United States during a limited period as part of the nation’s 250th…

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76ers Gain Ground in East After Jaylen Brown Trade, But Betting Markets Still Favor Boston

The balance of power in the Eastern Conference has shifted again after the Philadelphia 76ers completed a blockbuster trade to acquire Jaylen Brown from the Boston Celtics. The move immediately strengthened Philadelphia’s championship hopes, but the latest betting odds show that sportsbooks are still giving Boston a slight edge despite losing one of its biggest…

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