William Blake

After Court Order, Federal Funds Flow Back to Gateway Project as New Jersey Governor Says Delay Raised Costs

After a court decision, the Trump administration unfroze $205 million for the Gateway rail tunnel project. The payment restarts construction, but New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill says the interim hold has cost millions and interrupted hundreds of workers. The Gateway Development Commission stated Wednesday that federal transportation agencies have refunded the full $205 million withheld…

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Blasts Laura Loomer as Rift Deepens Within Trump’s Political Circle

This week, former Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly slammed far-right activist Laura Loomer in a heated online argument, highlighting widening political differences ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Greene, previously one of Trump’s closest congressional allies, slammed Loomer when he stated he would oppose Trump rather than back Republicans in the coming election cycle….

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Federal Government Releases Second $77 Million Payment for Hudson Tunnel Project After Court Order

The federal government has released $77 million more for the Hudson River Tunnel project, the second installment of frozen cash. Federal officials paused $205 million in October 2025 and were ordered by a federal judge to release it. Gateway Development Commission officials acknowledged the second payment Tuesday. Following President Donald Trump’s social media criticism of…

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Ramsey Residents Push Back as Borough Moves Forward With New Affordable Housing Zones

As Ramsey authorities prepare to meet state-mandated housing needs, people are reacting strongly to a new affordable housing proposal. This week, the Ramsey Council introduced two ordinances to create housing overlay zones in particular areas. Multifamily constructions, townhouses, and garden apartments would be allowed in the zones. The plan required at least 20% of permitted…

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Clark Welcomes New Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Training Center Focused on Community and Discipline

An organized Brazilian jiu-jitsu training center debuted in Clark, New Jersey, bringing martial arts and community to the township. Kombat Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu opened at 152 Central Ave. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, snacks, and children’s classes. Owner and instructor Helio Desa said the academy’s inauguration fulfilled a long-held dream. He had always wanted to create an…

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Hollywood Community Rallies as Steven Spielberg Donates $25,000 to Support James Van Der Beek’s Family

Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw gave James Van Der Beek’s family $25,000. Their donation supports a fundraiser backed by thousands of fans and Hollywood celebs. Close friends of Van Der Beek’s family initiated the web campaign after his Wednesday death. Actor dies at 48 after stage three colorectal cancer since 2023. According to widely documented…

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Ilia Malinin’s Rise at the 2026 Winter Olympics: Why the ‘Quad God’ Is Leading Men’s Figure Skating

Ilia Malinin, a Team USA star, has captivated millions at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Malinin, 21, has become a global figure skating star at 21 for his technical skill and record-breaking performances. Malinin, known as the “Quad God,” was the first figure skater to land a fully turned quadruple Axel in international competition. The leap,…

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Light Snow Possible in North Jersey Overnight, Forecasters Watching Uncertain Storm for Late Weekend

Light snow is expected late Friday night into early Saturday in northern New Jersey. While major snowfall is unlikely, forecasters warn that chilly temperatures could make untreated roads and sidewalks slick by early Saturday morning. Overnight, the National Weather Service predicts a weak clipper-type cyclone will travel quickly through the region. This fast-moving system will…

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