Demolition underway for historic N.J. hospital after 100years

All Souls Hospital demolition marks end of an era in Morristown as future of the site remains unclear

After more than a century, Morristown’s Mount Kemble Avenue hospital will be dismantled, changing its medical environment and real estate. Local officials approved progressive demolition of the long-inactive All Souls Hospital and rehabilitation center un early February 2025. Health and local officials said the removal will meet strict safety and environmental standards, but they have…

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Why a 12-Year-Old Rejected Jack Ciattarelli’s Fist Bump at New Jersey Debate

A 12-year-old refused a fist bump from Republican Jack Ciattarelli at a New Jersey gubernatorial debate, gaining global notice. After the candidate answered a Rider University debate question regarding public faith in government, Ciattarelli approached an adolescent. The child Mark asked Ciattarelli how he would rebuild public trust after a U.S. Senator’s corruption conviction. Ciattarelli…

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Jimmy Kimmel Returns to ABC as Affiliate Stations and Regulators Keep Up the Pressure

ABC said on Monday that “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” would return on Tuesday following a nearly weeklong ban that sparked national debate. After receiving criticism over its treatment, ABC said it had “thoughtful conversations” with Kimmel before restarting the show. Kimmel was suspended for a monologue about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s Sept. 10 shooting. So soon…

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Trenton Community Rallies After Deadly Rowhouse Blaze, Mourning a Teen and Praising Quick Rescue Efforts

A late-night Trenton row house fire spread on Friday, September 19, 2025. It killed an 18-year-old high school student and drove neighbors away. Dead: Trenton Central High School JROTC member Joe Kokulo. Family and school officials said Kokulo was preparing for the homecoming parade the next day. He dressed for the event, making the sudden…

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17-Year-Old Teen Found Deceased in Plainsboro after Overnight Search

A 17-year-old Plainsboro, Middlesex County kid who went missing Sunday night was found dead early Monday morning, authorities said. Family or friends notified Plainsboro Police Department after the teen went missing at 11:18 p.m., according to the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office. Police immediately searched Hilltown Court. After hours of searching, the adolescent wasn’t discovered before…

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Sebastian Maniscalco Surprises Atlantic City Impersonator Contest, Shining a Light on Fan Doppelgänger Culture

At Nola’s Bar & Lounge in Atlantic City, Sebastian Maniscalco personally congratulated the winner of a comedic mimicry contest, making it memorable. Fans and performers’ resemblance and a celebrity’s surprise arrival made a local impressions and amusing mimicking contest go viral. Participants in the Sebastian Maniscalco impersonation contest employed the comedian’s physical comedy and timing….

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GOP Lawmaker Urges Trump to Soften Tone After Charlie Kirk Killing, Warns Rhetoric Deepens Division

After conservative activist Charlie Kirk was murdered on September 10, Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon openly asked former President Donald Trump to tone down his comments. In a CNN interview, Bacon condemned the MAGA movement’s “radical left” narrative for political violence and advised national politicians to be more cautious. Bacon said politicians shouldn’t use tragedies since…

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White House Addresses Confusion Over Trump’s Investment Figures

President Donald Trump’s statements about record-setting US investments were highlighted at the White House press briefing on Monday. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt touted Trump’s international and domestic investment, but she also provided numbers that contradicted the president’s words from days earlier. Since Trump’s second term began, about $9 trillion in investments have entered the country,…

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White House frames Trump’s “I hate my opponents” remark as authenticity amid questions about tone and violence

Trump added, “I hate my opponent, and I don’t want the best for them” during a Charlie Kirk homage, putting the White House on the defensive. Senior officials say the president was “authentically himself.” The remark was made during a high-profile event on September 21, 2025, minutes after Kirk’s widow publicly pardoned the guy suspected…

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