Man Found Not Legally Responsible for Brother’s Death Due to Severe Mental Illness

A Princeton tragedy has taken a new legal turn after a Mercer County judge decided that a local man’s serious mental condition did not constitute criminal responsibility for his brother’s murder. The case, which stunned the neighborhood last year, involved 32-year-old Matthew Hertgen attacking his 26-year-old brother Joseph in their shared apartment. Forensic evidence presented…

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Severe Storms Hit New Jersey, But Officials Find No Evidence of Tornado Activity

Residents and officials in New Jersey were immediately alarmed by the devastation caused by the nighttime storms. Strong winds swept through the state late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, causing uprooted trees, broken wooden utility poles, and obvious damage to cars and houses, according to reports from several cities. Meteorologists have confirmed that there…

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Trump Issues Stark Warning to GOP Lawmakers Over Controversial Voting Bill

Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, has increased pressure on Republican lawmakers, threatening to withhold his backing in future elections if a member declines to support a crucial voting reform. His comments coincide with the intensifying discussion surrounding the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a bill that has already cleared the…

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