Trump’s approval rating drops again in a new national poll In the most recent national poll, Donald Trump’s popularity rating went down again. This suggests that not only the general public, but also parts of his own political base, are losing support. New polls reveal that Trump’s approval rating among Americans has declined from 47%…
A New Poll Shows That Many Americans Are Still Unsure If They Are Better Off Financially Under Trump A new survey of people around the country has started a debate about whether President Donald Trump’s leadership is really helping average Americans make financial success. The poll shows that some people think things are getting better,…
There is a lot of disagreement among the public about Trump’s push against mail-in voting Former President Donald Trump has once again made America’s voting system a hot topic in politics, but new research shows that most people don’t agree with his latest idea. This Monday, Trump said he will sign an executive order to…
Trump Press Secretary Faces Tense Exchanges with Reporters Over Ukraine and Putin Meeting White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt found herself in the middle of a fiery press briefing on Tuesday as questions surrounding President Donald Trump’s approach to ending the Russia-Ukraine war took center stage. The back-and-forth exchanges highlighted the growing scrutiny of Trump’s…
The Trump Administration is Interested in Intel’s Stake While Commerce Secretary Fights Over the Details of the Deal Howard Lutnick, the Secretary of Commerce, got into a heated argument during a live TV interview when he was asked for more information on the Trump administration’s possible plan to buy a share in Intel. The heated…
Keyport, New Jersey Political Lawsuit Over Prime Waterfront Land Two Keyport, New Jersey, Democratic councilwomen sued their Republican colleagues over a disputed waterfront property vote, sparking a political conflict. The case has highlighted ethics, conflict of interest, and political turmoil in the small Monmouth County borough. The action, filed on August 1 in Monmouth County…
New Jersey Antisemitism Definition Bill Raises Free Speech Concerns A proposal being debated in the New Jersey Legislature may blur the line between fighting antisemitism and limiting political freedom. Bill A3558 adopts the IHRA antisemitism definition. Supporters argue it would strengthen discrimination safeguards, but opponents say it may label criticism of Israel as antisemitic, creating…
New Jersey Shore Threatened by Offshore Oil Drilling New Jersey’s coastline has historically attracted millions of visitors and supported its tourism, fishing, and recreation industries. Offshore oil drilling and massive oil spills threaten that coastline and its inhabitants. Business owners, citizens, and politicians in New Jersey have fought oil extraction on the coastline for decades….
Federal Judge Allows Wanaque, NJ Housing Bias Lawsuit to Proceed A federal judge allowed a discrimination lawsuit against Wanaque, New Jersey, to proceed, escalating a long-running housing conflict. The case alleges that municipal officials improperly stopped Portuguese developers from building over 175 homes on land they had owned for decades. The U.S. District Court for…
New Jersey’s Future Is Threatened by Trump On Climate Change Climate change campaigning has always been about urgency, science, and accountability. However, recent Trump administration measures threaten to set the nation back decades. The federal government is revoking the EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding, which designated greenhouse gas emissions as a health and environmental hazard. This…
