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McGreevey, Solomon Hold High-Stakes Debate as Jersey City Enters Final Week Before Mayoral Runoff

Former Gov. Jim McGreevey and Councilman James Solomon debated Tuesday night in a fast-paced televised discussion that emphasized Jersey City’s most pressing issues with one week until voters choose their next mayor. In the Nov. 4 election, neither candidate won a majority, and the two contenders had very different opinions on affordability, education, immigration, and…

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Town’s Boardwalk Owners Not Liable for Grandfather’s Drowning, N.J. Court Rules

Five years ago, a 69-year-old grandpa perished on an off-season family vacation to Point Pleasant Beach, generating boardwalk operator liability debates. The New Jersey appeal court declared Jenkinson’s Boardwalk owners not liable for the death of Anthony Timpanaro, who was swept into the ocean while visiting the beach with his family. Timpanaro took his son,…

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Is Trump’s ‘Make America Healthy Again’ Promise Already Being Questioned Amid New EPA Moves?

As politicians and health groups argue its policy changes contradict former President Donald Trump’s promise to “Make America Healthy Again,” the Environmental Protection Agency is under fire. After the EPA approved two new pesticides with recognized health risks this week, the debate heated up. Cyclobutrifluram and isocycloseram insecticides were approved lately. These items are for…

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Here’s what Democrats can use as a ‘political cudgel’ over Trump’s GOP

The painful government shutdown until mid-November transformed Washington politics. Many believe Republicans are doing worse than Democrats. Political data analyst Harry Enten thinks the closure hampered the federal government and public opinion, which could damage the next election. In the weeks after the shutdown ended on November 12, President Trump had some of his lowest…

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Trump Uses Annual Turkey Pardon to Take Sharp Swipes at Top Democrats

President Donald Trump criticized numerous Democrats during the White House turkey pardon on Tuesday. Trump retold old battles, disputed President Joe Biden’s policies, and joked mercilessly about his lifelong political opponents during the holidays. Trump pardoned Gobble and Waddle turkeys at the ceremony. He said Biden’s 2024 turkey pardons were autopen-approved rather than signed after…

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Top Trump Official Downplays Threat From the President: “He’s Just Joking!”

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is trying to quell the buzz about President Donald Trump’s recent public strike at him. At a recent Washington event, the president joked that he would “fire” Bessent if interest rates don’t drop soon, drawing national attention. Bessent said it was just out-of-context humor. Trump attended the Saudi Investment Forum at…

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Thieves Steal 4 Unlocked Vehicles With Keys Left Inside Within Minutes in N.J. Town

Four unlocked cars were stolen in Wenonah in a few minutes early Saturday morning, police said. Normally peaceful South Jersey neighborhood woke up. The robbers promptly grabbed open cars with keys in the morning, police added. Wenonah’s Mantua Township police located some stolen cars inside an hour. Three cars stolen were located soon. Camden got…

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Goodbye Pork Roll, Hello Po’boy: A Taste of New Orleans Lands in New Jersey

A new Jersey City eatery serves a Southern sandwich among New Jersey’s many famous sandwiches. This October, New Orleans hospitality veteran Israel Jiles established Po Boy Riche, a po’boy shop. After years managing high-profile NYC restaurants and working with New Jersey culinary groups, Jiles wanted his next chapter to be personal. Gulf Coast food from…

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