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Republicans Push to Honor Charlie Kirk with Commemorative U.S. Coin

Republican senators want to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s influence on American politics and culture with a coin. According to Texas Representative August Pfluger and Arizona Representative Abe Hamadeh, the U.S. Treasury should produce 400,000 silver dollar coins with Kirk’s likeness and “Well done, good and faithful servant.” The suggestion follows weeks after Turning Point…

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Trump’s Flub in New Jersey Race Raises Questions Over Tone and Tactics

Former President Donald Trump recently criticized New Jersey’s heated gubernatorial election by calling Democratic nominee Mikie Sherrill “Mike Sherrill.” This lapse occurred in a post about a new survey that had Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli and Sherrill tied for the state’s top job. Trump accused Sherrill of supporting “men playing in women’s sports” and “transgender…

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Middlesex County Plans Annual Pancreatic Cancer Walk at Roosevelt Park in 2025

The Middlesex County administration announced the October 4, 2025 Pancreatic Cancer Walk in Edison’s Roosevelt Park. The county is hosting this community event to raise money, awareness, and hope for pancreatic cancer patients. The Office of Health Services organizes individual, family, and group walks. The walk begins at 9:30 a.m., and registration opens at 8:30….

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Leonia’s Field Station: Dinosaurs is closing — and its animatronic dinosaurs are up for sale

In preparation for its fall closure, Field Station: Dinosaurs in Leonia is offering its more than 30 life-size animatronic dinosaurs to the public. The park’s proprietors have listed the creatures for sale on social media, charging several hundred dollars for smaller versions and several thousand for larger ones. Each dinosaur comes with a control box…

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Tuskegee Airman Eugene Richardson Turns 100

Tuskegee Airman Eugene Richardson Turns 100, Honored as a Symbol of Courage and Change

Eugene Richardson turns 100. One of the last Tuskegee Airmen in existence. Richardson celebrated his 100th birthday in Springfield, Pennsylvania, with over 100 family, friends, and fans. His life inspired many Americans and broke down black-white barriers. He worked hard and succeeded to join a famous unit that altered the U.S. military from a boy…

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Archives’ Accidental Release of Sherrill Military Records Shakes New Jersey Governor’s Race

New Jersey’s heated governor’s race took a surprising turn when the National Archives accidentally gave Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill’s mostly unredacted service records to a Republican opponent’s ally. The disclosure has prompted accusations of political weaponization of federal records and calls for a full investigation. Sherrill’s Social Security number, home location, performance evaluations, life insurance,…

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