Senate Negotiations Signal Potential End to U.S. Government Shutdown Amid Rising Tensions Over Health Care Subsidies

Washington—DC As the shutdown approaches its sixth week, Senate deliberations escalate. Moderate Democrats and Senate Republicans may temporarily reopen the government and suspend health care subsidies. Closed may take longer. Weekend moderate Democrats discussed restarting federal operations. Closure has hindered aviation traffic, delayed government employee salaries, and threatened millions of Americans’ food aid. The top…

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Husband‑Wife Duo Makes Landmark Entry Into Carneys Point Township Committee Race Changing Local Political Landscape

Following the November election, the married duo of Gregory and Charlyn Martin won seats on the Carneys Point Township Committee, a significant shift in local administration for Salem County. Their surprise win follows a campaign focused on fresh leadership, transparency, and resident engagement. Gregory Martin, a career truck driver and community advocate, and his wife…

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New Jersey Now Hosts a Quarter of Its Residents Born Abroad, Ranking Second Nationwide

One in four New Jerseyans were born abroad, making it one of the most diverse states. Recent statistics suggests 25% of New Jersey’s population is foreign-born, second to California. Garden State growth has changed substantially in a decade. Although New Jersey has many immigrants, the national average is far lower. States benefit from many cultures…

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Trump Criticizes Biden as ‘Sleepy Joe’ Amid Scrutiny Over His Own Oval Office Behavior

A day after Oval Office sleeping images went viral, former President Trump called Joe Biden “Sleepy Joe”. At a high-level gathering, media and social media users addressed the unique episode. Trump was photographed with his eyes closed and reclined in his chair, raising tiredness concerns. In a Friday meeting with Viktor Orban, Trump blasted Democrats…

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Massive Democratic Wins in 2025 Signal Deep Trouble for GOP’s Future Midterm Hopes

In Tuesday night’s elections, the Democratic Party gained momentum in key areas, and observers warn that the Republican leadership must act swiftly to avoid a midterm loss. The outcome is a key test of the GOP’s Trump-era and 2026 strategy. New Jersey and Virginia were huge Democratic wins, affecting national momentum. These results, together with…

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2028 Presidential Race: Why Republicans Are Rallying Early Behind Vice President J.D. Vance

Vice President Vance and Republicans plan to beat Obama in 2028. Recent surveys show Vance will take Trump’s GOP seat. 352 Republicans backed Vance for president in 2028. Vance got 54% Republican votes, up from 30% in November. This rise demonstrates conservatives want Vance to continue Trump’s populist legacy and attract support. Even with term…

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Eric Trump Expresses Frustration Over FBI Investigation Into 2024 Butler Assassination Attempt on His Father

Eric Trump is upset with the FBI investigation of the guy who tried to shoot his father, former President Donald Trump, at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, last year. On “Pod Force One with Miranda Devine,” Eric Trump said he is “completely unsatisfied” with the FBI investigation. He declared himself “wholly pissed off,” demanding…

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Former Jan. 6-Presence Doesn’t Deter Voter Support As Northvale Resident Secures School Board Seat in Northern Valley Region

In Bergen County, New Jersey, an Oath Keepers candidate gained a position on the Northern Valley Regional High School District board of education, highlighting changing voter priorities and triggering new education policy and political identity discussions. The freshly elected board member, 71, and Republican municipal party chairman in Northvale, New Jersey, ran unopposed until a…

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Why the Polls Missed: How Mikie Sherrill’s Big Victory in New Jersey Defied Expectations

The recent New Jersey governor’s election was undecided in most polls. Pollsters and politicians were startled when Mikie Sherrill defeated Jack Ciattarelli. Many public polls gave Sherrill a small lead near election day. The race was expected to draw closer. Analysts and politicians projected a close race. The winner had a big lead at the…

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