Category: Politics
Trump Allies Lash Out as Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Candid Interview Sparks New MAGA Backlash
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s latest national television appearance has ignited a political storm in Washington and MAGA, which praised her as a heroic protector. In her first significant interview since announcing she would leave Congress in early January, the Georgia Republican slammed former President Donald Trump and her old movement. Her statements on “60 Minutes” Sunday…
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…
How New Jersey’s Next Governor Can Tackle the State’s Growing Homelessness Challenge
The homeless crisis in NJ persists. In 2025, over 34,000 people were homeless, and state officials expect this number to climb. All of these data reflect a family struggling in one of the nation’s most costly housing markets. Homelessness goes beyond shelter. Financial instability, food shortages, health care concerns, and poor education and social support…
Trump Raises Concerns Over Future Costs in College Athletics as Playoff Announcement Nears
Former President Donald Trump addressed collegiate athletics’ financial future hours before the CFP committee announced this year’s 12 teams. His latest social media posts questioned whether rising student-athlete costs could bankrupt sports departments. Trump blasted court judgments that affected college players’ earning rights in his weekend post. He claimed sports officials acted too quickly without…
New Jersey’s Public Media System Faces a Turning Point as 2026 Deadline Nears
New Jersey’s 9 million residents face a decision on information, education, and connectivity. The state must decide its public media future and whether Trenton leaders will act before a crucial deadline for the first time in almost a decade. For years, New Jersey has relied on a mix of news outlets, nonprofits, and regional broadcasters…
Why Some N.J. Republicans Are Suddenly Backing Key Health-Care Protections
Republicans in New Jersey who formerly rejected large federal health care standards are now defending parts of the system they once hated. This New Jersey political turnabout is startling. Since the national health care reform debate is continuously evolving, locals and political observers have wondered what they’ve been up to. People are more concerned about…
U.S. Double‑Tap Boat Strike Stirs Outcry: Calls Grow for Accountability
U.S. military operations in the Caribbean have been criticized after a missile strike killed drug-smuggling boat attack survivors. America’s escalating battle on drug traffickers at sea and Pete Hegseth’s role generated moral and legal problems. A cocaine ship is attacked by Marines in early September 2025. Several tales indicated the first attack killed most, but…
“Everything You Need to Know About the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw and How to Watch Live”
Friday marks the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw. In Kennedy Center. Soccer fans worldwide enjoy the 48 new countries’ first-round squads. The draw airs on Fox at 12:00 Eastern. DIRECTV and FuboTV offer non-cable subscribers free event trials. It will be held in 16 U.S., Canadian, and Mexican cities from June 11 to July 19,…
Sabrina Carpenter Clashes with White House Over Song Misuse in Controversial ICE Video
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter criticized the White House this week for using her song in an ICE ad without permission. Social internet footage of ICE arresting people while Carpenter’s “Juno” played raised problems. The X caption asked, “Have you tried this one?” Carpenter’s lyrics mean goodbye. Carpenter immediately protested her work’s theft. She called the…
Many N.J. Parents Pull Kids From School Ahead of ‘Patriotic’ Assembly Led by Trump Education Official
Several parents have decided to keep their children home on the day of U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s visit to Cedar Drive Middle School in Colts Neck due to neighborhood anxiety. McMahon will hold an assembly to promote her 50-state “History Rocks! Trail to Independence Tour,” created under the Trump administration to commemorate the 250th…

