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Hochul Taps Kathryn Garcia to Lead the Port Authority, Marking a New Era for Regional Infrastructure

Kathy Hochul named State Operations Director Kathryn Garcia Port Authority of New York and New Jersey executive director, a major change. Next month, Rick Cotton leaves after nearly nine years. Garcia takes over. Garcia’s nomination highlights regional infrastructure. She has worked on transportation projects like the Gateway Tunnel and the planned Interborough Express light-rail line…

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Trump Defends His Economic Record as Americans Voice Growing Concerns About Rising Costs

President Donald Trump again defends his economic performance, awarding himself the highest score, despite recent research showing many Americans believe the economy is failing. Trump granted himself a “A+++++” for economic management since taking office in a recent interview. He struggled and decreased rates for months. Trump thinks his administration rapidly fixed an economic “mess”…

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FIFA Faces Pressure After Trump Receives Surprise Peace Award at World Cup Event

FIFA was criticized after former President Donald Trump got a rare Peace Prize at the 2026 World Cup Final Draw in Washington. The human rights group believes FIFA’s impartiality rules were violated. FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented a medal and certificate. FIFA had never awarded a trophy like this, making it extra stranger. Many viewers…

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Golden Globes 2026: The Biggest Snubs That Left Fans Talking

For the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, certain movies and TV shows garnered multiple nominations, but several fan favorites and critical hits were omitted. On January 11, 2026, CBS will honor the year’s best in cinema and television, but this year’s candidates have divided the entertainment world. “One Battle After Another” got nine nominations, “Sentimental Value”…

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N.J. School District Drops Asking Price for Former Christa McAuliffe Campus as Search for Buyer Reopens

A popular Ocean County school named for Challenger astronaut Christa McAuliffe is now cheaper. After months of seeking and one unsatisfactory offer, the Jackson School District cut the minimum sale price of the historic Christa McAuliffe Middle School by $10 million to attract new bidders. The school closed permanently in June with a $54.5 million…

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Unlocking New Jersey’s Economic Potential: Veterans as the Key to Growth

New Jersey values its military, service, and industrial origins. As other states seize chances, the state risks falling behind. Texas, Florida, and other states are creating innovation, job, and economic growth ecosystems for veteran entrepreneurs and their families. New Jersey loses leadership by providing ceremonial support and basic services to veterans. Leadership, problem-solving, and perseverance…

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Stockton University Prepares for Major $19.5 Million Library Upgrade

The Richard E. Bjork Library at Stockton University in New Jersey will be renovated for $19.5 million next fall to facilitate student study. The 60,000-square-foot building was rebuilt to enhance campus students’ collaborative and independent learning. New York, New Brunswick, and Philadelphia-based DIGroup Architecture is revamping the library’s E-Wing. The company plans to add student…

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U.S. Education Secretary Draws Cheers and Criticism at New Jersey School Visit

On Friday, U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon spoke at Cedar Drive Middle School in Colts Neck, New Jersey, about civics and patriotism. Her performance was part of the worldwide “History Rocks! Trail to Independence” tour marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. McMahon gave an impassioned lecture in school about American history…

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