Daniel Brooks

Former Paterson School Employee Claims He Was Forced Out After Expunged Past Resurfaced

After staff members revealed details about his decades-old criminal conviction, which was overturned and cleared, former Paterson Public Schools media specialist is suing the district in federal court for firing him. The lawsuit states that 64-year-old Askiaa Nash joined Roberto Clemente School in August 2024 to complete a yearlong teacher-residency program that provided training, classroom…

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Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Lightning Tragedy at N.J. Golf Course

Summer lightning in Sussex County ended a round of golf, killing one. The club owners are being sued for wrongful death. Lightning killed 28-year-old Franklin Lakes resident Simon John Mariani at Ballyowen Golf Course in early July. Tournament lasted all day. Fans are furious that management didn’t warn sportsmen about storms. Bergen County Superior Court…

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Phil Mickelson Criticizes U.S. Immigration Policy Following Minneapolis Mayor’s Somali Message

Phil Mickelson is the latest celebrity to support immigration limits. He said this when former President Donald Trump and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey clashed about Somali immigrants. Mickelson wrote Wednesday on U.S. and foreign illegal immigration sentences. Singapore, Malaysia, Qatar, Russia, North Korea, Hungary, South Africa, and Japan. In prison, they may be beaten, forced…

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New Jersey Youth Soccer Coach Arrested for Alleged Assault During Game

North Plainfield youth soccer coach arrested for kicking 16-year-old player during game. On October 19, Eliza Youth Soccer and North Plainfield Soccer Elite played at Roselle’s Warinanco Sports Center. Local police alleged coach Gustavo Rosa Plata kicked a lying kid on the sidelines. Union County Police launched a complete investigation after a timely alarm. Government…

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Rand Paul Accuses Defense Secretary Hegseth of Misleading the Public Over Caribbean Military Strike

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul publicly criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a Caribbean military attack killed two survivors of a cocaine vessel operation. It sparked political debate and controversy on September 2. U.S. Navy reportedly struck the vessel again after the first attack. The White House revealed the second strike after Secretary Hegseth called media…

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Max Kellerman Reflects on Challenges of Co-Hosting with Stephen A. Smith

Max Kellerman, a former ESPN commentator, discussed co-hosting “First Take” with Stephen A. Smith, including the pressures of daily sports discussion television and their professional interactions. Kellerman opened out about his five-year partnership with Smith on a popular sports podcast after leaving ESPN. Kellerman said he wasn’t bothered by the public’s emphasis on his leaving…

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