Olivia James

Celebrate Black History Month in New Jersey with These 9 Free and Affordable Events

New Jersey towns honor Black Americans’ achievements during Black History Month in February. Its 100th anniversary honors a century of preserving Black culture, art, and history. Carter G. Woodson founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History in 1915, starting Black History Month. The “Father of Black History,” Woodson, preserved and…

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Trump Slams U.S. Olympic Skier After Athlete Questions What Representing America Means Today

Trump publicly criticized a U.S. Olympic skier for comments about serving the country, turning a personal perspective into a national political argument. At a Friday news conference before the Winter Olympic Games in Italy, American freestyle skier Hunter Hess freely discussed his feelings about competing for the U.S. Hess said he’s glad to be an…

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Rutgers Basketball’s Turning Point: Why Steve Pikiell’s Future Depends on More Than a Bigger Budget

Steve Pikiell has spent nearly a decade rebuilding Rutgers basketball, turning it into an NCAA Tournament participant for the first time in 30 years. That history counts. In this season, history no longer protects him, and the Scarlet Knights’ troubles have brought the program to a turning point. Nearly every Rutgers basketball conversation centers on…

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Sherrill

New Jersey’s New Governor Signals No Tax Increases as Budget Cuts Come Into Focus

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has stated that raising taxes is not her top objective in her first state budget. Residents and businesses concerned about affordability applauded that move, but state lawmakers may face a challenging budget season. As New Jersey’s budget surplus decreases, Acting State Treasurer Aaron Binder said Governor Sherrill has ruled out…

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New Jersey to Begin Sending Stay NJ Property Tax Benefit Payments Next Week

Stay NJ property tax relief program recipients should expect a crucial information next week as the state confirms benefit payments will begin. State authorities say the mailing process will begin soon, delivering tax relief to households. New Jersey residents who qualify for the Stay NJ program receive property tax credits to ease the financial strain…

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States Accuse Major Drugmaker of Manipulating Generic Medicine Prices in Nationwide Lawsuit

Novartis and Sandoz are being sued by US states for manipulating generic medicine pricing. The 43-state complaint, which officials call a significant violation of consumer-protecting antitrust laws, includes New Jersey. The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office announced that the firms surreptitiously coordinated bids for 31 generic drugs. The lawsuit claimed that this cooperation eliminated fair…

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