Daniel Brooks

Historic Farm in New Jersey Spares the Sledge – Officials Reconsider Seizure

The Henry family’s 175-year-old Cranbury, New Jersey farm is currently at the center of a contentious argument about land usage and local government power. The township wanted to confiscate part of the Henrys’ farm property through eminent domain to build affordable housing. However, that idea is facing tremendous resistance and may be reconsidered by officials….

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New Law in New Jersey Forces Automakers to Take On Recall Costs, Protects Drivers and Dealers

New Jersey passed a broad measure to shift vehicle recall costs from consumers and local dealers to automakers accountable for faulty parts or design. Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act (Law S-3309/A-4380), signed by Governor Phil Murphy on September 11, 2025, protects car owners, dealerships, and auto mechanics in the state. The…

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Black Vietnam Veteran Shares Untold Struggles More Than 50 Years After Conflict

A Black Army soldier recounted his Vietnam War memories of racial persecution, dread, and trauma 55 years later. His tale shows how many Vietnam veterans, especially Black Americans, struggled during social upheaval. John L. Smith spent 17 months in Vietnam’s jungle. After combat, booby traps and ambushes threatened his life. Worse, systematic racism in his…

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Another Big Business Reverses Course: Employees Must Head Back Into the Office

Many big U.S. companies have reversed remote-work and hybrid policies in recent months, requiring employees to return to work. The latest company to announce such an edict has garnered notice for its clear stance: remote and hybrid workers must return to the office regularly. This move continues the post-pandemic evolution of work norms. Executives are…

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Can Donald Trump Seek a Third Presidential Term? A Supreme Court Justice Offers a Hesitant Ruling

Former President Donald Trump has considered competing for a third term in 2028, sparking constitutional and political discussion. This proposal contradicts the 22nd Amendment, which restricts presidential election to two terms. Trump has accepted the public commenting limitation but suggested legal “methods” to circumvent it. In her memoir promotion interview, Trump appointment Supreme Court Justice…

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Trump Press Secretary Launches Bold Accusation Against Democrats—and Faces Immediate Pushback

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democratic leaders of neglecting crime victims in a recent White House briefing, claiming their actions show they care more about politics than protecting Americans. Democrats quickly criticized her comments as inaccurate and partisan. Leavitt’s main point was that Democrats had failed to defend crime victims, whether from illegal immigration or…

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Can Trump Run for a Third Term? A Supreme Court Justice’s Ambiguous Reply

Recently, many Americans have wondered: Can Donald Trump lawfully seek for a third term? Technically true, a conservative Supreme Court Justice’s remark provides room for guesswork. In a recent interview, Justice Amy Coney Barrett was asked if the U.S. Constitution prohibits multiple presidential elections. She confirmed that the 22nd Amendment limits elected officials to two…

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Charlie Kirk

Megyn Kelly vocalises grief live on air while breaking the news of Charlie Kirk’s death

Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly was overtaken with emotion on her show when she reported that political activist Charlie Kirk had died in a speaking event shooting. Kelly struggled to accept the loss of a young politics icon live. Kelly, always composed on-air, was disturbed and choked up while delivering the news. Glenn Beck, also frightened,…

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NJ Transit Takes Over Operation of River Line Light Rail from Alstom

NJ Transit fully operates the River Line light rail line. New Jersey’s public transit system is changing drastically. Now they handle operations and maintenance, not Alstom. The changeover began on September 3, 2025, and should finish by year’s end. State plans to improve its transportation infrastructure have advanced significantly. The River system, a 34-mile light…

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