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Trump’s Peace Deal, Government Shutdown, and New Jersey’s Heated Final Debate

President Trump labeled the Israel-Gaza accord a “first phase,” suggesting a long-term peace is far off. The plan does not address Hamas disarmament, Israeli troop withdrawal, or Gaza governance. Trump hails this a diplomatic accomplishment, but skeptics believe it may be fragile and incomplete. The federal government is partially closed in Washington. The standoff hinders…

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Affordable Housing or a Clean Environment: Why We Shouldn’t Be Forced to Choose

People usually think of cheap flats in dense buildings when they hear “affordable housing.” Forests, pure water, and clean air come to mind when they hear “clean environment.” Unfortunately, these two ideals are typically presented as conflicting forces, as if society must choose one. But competition shouldn’t be required. Safe, stable housing and a healthy…

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Mike Johnson

Health Care Costs Set to Surge in New Jersey Amid Budget Turmoil

As federal spending teeters and political divides in Washington grow, New Jersey consumers’ health care premiums may rise sharply. The delays in funding crucial legislation are affecting hospitals, clinics, and individual insurance coverage. Federal appropriations stalemate is the main issue. Health care subsidies, especially for low-income people, delay or shut down when budget windows end…

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Trump Health Chief Revives Controversial Claim Tying Tylenol Use to Autism

At a recent Cabinet meeting, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. again stated that Tylenol, or acetaminophen, may cause autism, especially in infants after circumcision or during pregnancy. His and President Donald Trump’s comments startled medical experts, who believe they lack evidence. Kennedy informed the Cabinet that two studies demonstrate early circumcision…

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New Jersey to Reward Schools That Ban Student Cellphones All Day

New Jersey is now offering financial incentives to school districts that adopt a strict “bell-to-bell” cellphone ban for students in grades six through twelve. Under the newly announced Phone-Free Schools Grant Program, districts that enforce policies requiring students to turn in or store their internet-enabled devices at the start of the school day and return…

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Israeli military says ceasefire in Gaza takes effect, hopes rise amid uncertainty

The Israeli military claimed a Gaza truce with Hamas on Friday, which might conclude the almost two-year conflict. Israeli Cabinet approved hostage-for-Palestinian prison swap, suspending hostilities and allowing troop redeployment and humanitarian access. A 12:00 local time pullback to updated deployment lines was declared by Israel’s military. Relief, worry, and uncertainty propelled tens of thousands…

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