Daniel Brooks

Two West Virginia National Guard Members Shot Near the White House in a Targeted Attack

Two West Virginia National Guard members were shot and killed Wednesday afternoon near the White House. Washington, D.C. holiday week was chaotic and scary. Authorities suspect the event was a conspiracy to attack capital security soldiers. Events occurred at a metro stop northwest of the White House. Many National Guard troops were there for security….

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After 110 Years, This N.J. Football Thanksgiving Rivalry to Be Removed From the Menu

For almost a century, one New Jersey Thanksgiving custom linked communities. The Roselle Park football game against its Christmas opponent was a family institution, a source of pride, and a development event for generations of young players. After 110 years, that tradition is changing, leaving many inhabitants fearing their town’s identity is vanishing. It moved…

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Chef Who Once Faced Homelessness Now Gives Back by Feeding His Community on Thanksgiving

Chef Tim Witcher, a teacher and Chopped winner, helped Camden County residents arrange a spectacular Thanksgiving dinner. It emphasized kindness, society, and second chances. Witcher’s story of being impoverished and needing aid made the night even more special. He gives back to his community that helped him succeed. Loving Our Cities and The Perfecting Church…

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Beloved Jersey Shore Pub Has a New Owner Who Promises To Preserve Its Classic Charm

Although a Jersey Shore local pub is changing, longtime customers can expect the same intimate atmosphere. Point Pleasant Beach’s Ark has a new owner who promises to protect its heritage and uniqueness. Point Pleasant Beach residents have visited the Ark for comfort food, courteous service, and a “old English pub” atmosphere since 1976. Award-winning burgers…

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Toll Increases Are Coming to Delaware River Bridges. Here’s How Much More You Will Pay to Cross

Delaware River bridge users between New Jersey and Pennsylvania may pay extra in 2026. The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission raised eight toll bridges’ fees on January 1. To be determined in December. The idea hikes passenger automobile tolls to $2 with E-ZPass and $5 without. 87% of passenger car drivers utilize E-ZPass, which…

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Parents Now Have the Right to Know if Their Kids Change Pronouns in This N.J. School District

The “Parental Bill of Rights” in Monmouth County, New Jersey, has split parents, educators, and advocates. The Colts Neck school boardoverwhelmingly adopted the policy, which tells parents when kids change pronouns or gender identities. The new policy reinforces state and federal rules allowing parents to opt out of health, family, and sex education. The 1,000-student…

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Police Sergeant Charged With Shoplifting Four Times at N.J. Supermarket

A veteran North Plainfield police sergeant is accused of stealing from a Hillsborough store for weeks. People know about the officer’s long law enforcement career and terrible charges. According to court filings, 50-year-old David R. Canica stole from shops on November 3, 9, 10, and 19. Suspect robbed from Hillsborough’s Route 206 Weis Markets. Several…

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Trump says the U.S. economy is the ‘best.’ But a new poll reveals what Americans really think

Trump claims his administration has the “best” economy. A new national poll shows that many Americans disagree, especially regarding rising costs and daily affordability. The latest CBS News/YouGov survey, released in late November, shows a growing disparity between Trump’s optimism and many Americans’ economic realities. Most respondents feel the cost of living is too high…

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