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Passenger Killed and Driver Injured After Early-Morning Car Crash in Buena Vista Township, Police Report

State police say a Buena Vista Township car hit a tree early Monday morning. Vehicle crash killed passenger and injured driver. The police say the car left Post Road after five in the morning, briefly returned to the sidewalk, and left again before hitting a tree. The crash killed 43-year-old Vineland resident Luis Martinez. Martinez…

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YouTube TV Reaches New Long-Term Deal With Disney, Restores ABC and ESPN for Millions of Viewers

YouTube TV and Disney have signed a multi-year deal to restore ABC, ESPN, and all Disney-owned networks after a tense blackout. The deal resolves a dispute that had left nearly 10 million YouTube TV customers without access to some of the most-watched live TV channels since late October, frustrating sports and entertainment fans during one…

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JD Vance’s Latest Remarks Spark New Discussion About His Possible 2028 Presidential Ambitions

In his strongest statement, Vice President JD Vance suggested running for president in 2028. In a new interview, Vance said he has considered his future but must first take care of his duties. Given his early Republican poll lead, his comments revived a months-old conversation. After the midterm elections, Vance told Sean Hannity that he…

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Newsom Accuses Trump of Sending Mixed Signals as Trump Organization Seeks Record Number of Foreign Workers in 2025

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is criticizing former President Donald Trump more after new data showed the Trump Organization is requesting more foreign labor for 2025 than ever. The company has applied for at least 184 temporary worker visas this year for seasonal jobs at several Trump properties, according to federal labor filings. Trump’s business practices…

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The Most Reliable Hospitals in New Jersey for Patient Safety in 2025: Full Ranking and Insights

NJ hospitals prevent infections, harm, and medical errors with high safety ratings. New Jersey hospitals provide excellent patient care, according to the latest Leapfrog Hospital Safety report. Public and patient surveys assess hospital safety. This year’s report highlighted NJ hospitals’ successes and challenges. Five hospitals improved, six declined, and most maintained safety. The only D…

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New Jersey Man’s Death Marks First Confirmed Fatal Case of Tick-Induced Red Meat Allergy

An otherwise healthy 47-year-old New Jersey man died from a rare red-meat allergy caused by tick bites, according to University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers. Sensitization to tick-borne alpha-gal sugar causes AGS. Man died after eating mammalian meat after tick-borne molecule exposure. The man had severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea four hours after…

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College Athletes and Organized Crime Faces Serious Charges in New Jersey Illegal Sports Betting Case

New Jersey has charged 14 people with a complex online illegal sports betting scheme involving college athletes and organized crime. The $2 million betting scheme lasted from 2022 to 2024, authorities said. The case emphasizes student athlete risk and mob gambling. The main suspect is 55-year-old New Jersey Lucchese. State attorney general: Operation leader. His…

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Minority and Working-Class Drivers Allege Higher Auto Insurance Rates in New Jersey Due to Education and Job Factors

New Jersey lawsuit claims minority and working-class drivers pay unfairly higher auto insurance rates because carriers can use education and job title as rate determinants. Civil rights groups say this practice disproportionately affects Black, Hispanic, and blue-collar drivers and may violate state law. The lawsuit, filed by state NAACP chapters and Latino advocacy groups, claims…

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Why U.S. Senator Tim Kaine Broke Ranks With Democrats to End the Government Shutdown

Tim Kaine and seven Democratic senators supported a bipartisan deal to reopen the government after a record shutdown, making headlines. Kaine crossed party lines to relieve government, federal employee, and American pressure. The early October shutdown left federal agencies without funding, many services halted, and federal workers and aid recipients uncertain. Virginia has one of…

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