Olivia James

Jon Stewart Criticizes Senate Democrats After Government Shutdown Deal Leaves Healthcare Subsidies Unsecured

In an angry monologue, Jon Stewart chastised Senate Democrats and Republicans for reopening the government without healthcare subsidies. Eight Democrats backed Republicans on the funding bill despite vowing to block any deal without ACA tax credits. Stewart called the result “a world-class collapse,” saying Democrats lost bargaining power after election gains. Stewart noted that the…

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Could Donald Trump Jr. Emerge as a Leading Choice Among Young Republican Voters Ahead of the 2028 Presidential Primaries?

YouGov says younger Americans prefer Donald Trump Jr. This could make him important in the 2028 GOP presidential race. Trump Jr. receives more votes from 18–29 and 30–44-year-olds. Changes GOP youth support. The poll found 25% of right-leaning Republicans and independents under 30 want Trump Jr. as the GOP’s 2028 nominee. This is up significantly…

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Donald Trump Criticizes NFL’s New Kickoff Rule, Says It Hurts the Game and Pageantry

Former President Donald Trump again criticized the NFL’s updated kickoff rule. On a popular sports podcast, Trump called the new system “terrible” for reducing football games’ excitement and spectacle. Trump claims the changes reduce safety and fans’ favorite flow and pageantry. Trump, who mixes politics and sports, told NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that high-speed collisions…

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New Jersey Governor Reaches New Milestone with 48 More Pardons and Commutations in Latest Clemency Round

New Jersey governor Phil Murphy has granted 48 more pardons and commutations, increasing his total to 217. The governor has granted four major clemency orders since the state created its first advisory council for these cases. His commitment to second chances and criminal justice reform is evident. Criminals for murder, manslaughter, armed robbery, and drug…

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Could You Qualify for a $2,000 “Tariff Dividend” Under President Trump’s Plan?

President Donald Trump recently unveiled a bold proposal to distribute a minimum of $2,000 per person to most Americans, funded by the revenue the U.S. government claims to collect from tariffs. He stated that high-income earners would be excluded. In a post on his social platform, Trump wrote that people opposing tariffs are “fools” and…

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How New Jersey Lawmakers Are Working to Make Schools Safer During Active Shooter Emergencies

New Jersey lawmakers are taking efforts to guarantee law enforcement can respond quickly and effectively to school active shooter scenarios in response to mounting school safety concerns. In such cases, seconds can mean life or death. Schools have improved security to deter intruders, but first responders may find it harder to enter when time is…

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Senate Negotiations Signal Potential End to U.S. Government Shutdown Amid Rising Tensions Over Health Care Subsidies

Washington—DC As the shutdown approaches its sixth week, Senate deliberations escalate. Moderate Democrats and Senate Republicans may temporarily reopen the government and suspend health care subsidies. Closed may take longer. Weekend moderate Democrats discussed restarting federal operations. Closure has hindered aviation traffic, delayed government employee salaries, and threatened millions of Americans’ food aid. The top…

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Husband‑Wife Duo Makes Landmark Entry Into Carneys Point Township Committee Race Changing Local Political Landscape

Following the November election, the married duo of Gregory and Charlyn Martin won seats on the Carneys Point Township Committee, a significant shift in local administration for Salem County. Their surprise win follows a campaign focused on fresh leadership, transparency, and resident engagement. Gregory Martin, a career truck driver and community advocate, and his wife…

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Why the U.S. Military Will Be Absent from This Year’s NFL Veterans Day Ceremonies

Over Veterans Day weekend, the NFL will change its “Salute to Service” tradition. Active-duty US Department of Defense members will not attend the league’s Veterans Day celebrations for the first time in years due to the federal government funding deadlock. The Pentagon has ordered the military to halt outreach efforts like flyovers, ceremonial units, military…

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