Graham Applauds Trump’s NATO Push, Sparks Questions Over “Whenever He Leaves” Comment

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham praised President Donald Trump for a stronger NATO relationship under his leadership, sparking internet disagreement. Graham claimed Trump’s firmness toward European leaders has pushed them to enhance defense contributions and regional security in an interview at the Munich Security Conference. Graham said Trump is “forward leaning” in pressuring NATO countries to…

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Old Cannon Ball Safely Removed From Cherry Hill Backyard After Bomb Squad Response

Cherry Hill, New Jersey homeowners were astonished Friday when an explosive device was uncovered in a backyard. The historic cannon ball was removed by law enforcement without injury or damage after identification. A 200-block Woodstock Drive South resident reported seeing a cannon ball-shaped object in the yard, prompting police to respond. Police took the discovery…

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Federal Investigators Probe Industrial Discharge in Hillside After Residents Report Foul Smell in Elizabeth River Tributary

This week, Hillside, New Jersey residents were astonished to find that federal environmental regulators are examining a discharge into a tributary of the Elizabeth River after reports of a strong odor and sticky residue near the water. A nearby homeowner complained about a “odorous, slimy residue” along the 12-mile Elizabeth River tributary. This allegation led…

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Most Americans Reject Trump’s Push to Bring Greenland Under U.S. Control, New National Poll Finds

Even though former President Donald Trump loudly thinks Greenland would someday belong to Washington, a new national survey finds that a majority of Americans oppose his repeated attempt to seize it. On Friday, President Donald Trump told reporters outside the White House that “Greenland is gonna want us” and confirmed negotiations. He stated that Greenland…

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Bergen County Grand Jury Charges Jersey City Police Sergeant in Child Sexual Assault Case

A Bergen County grand jury indicted a Jersey City police sergeant with many offenses for allegedly sexually assaulting a child he met online, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. Andy LaBruno, 44, of Dumont was arrested last year for drugging and sexually assaulting a kid. Police say the indictment was handed down Thursday. Offenses…

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Court Order Unlocks First $30 Million for Gateway Hudson Tunnel as Legal Fight Continues

The Trump administration released $30 million in suspended federal financing for the Gateway Hudson Tunnel project after a federal judge ordered it. New Jersey officials announced the first piece of the $205 million in disputed funding has been released, a major move in one of the nation’s most closely watched infrastructure disputes. Gov. Mikie Sherrill…

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Late-Night Host Pushes New Label for Epstein Records as Trump Administration Faces Scrutiny

Jimmy Kimmel proposes a new name for government papers linked to jailed billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, sparking political controversy. In a recent ABC monologue, Kimmel suggested calling the “Epstein files” the “Trump-Epstein files,” a move that garnered political and media attention. Kimmel made the comments while discussing public interest in Epstein’s sex trafficking records. Jamie Raskin…

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New Jersey Temporarily Eases Physician Collaboration Rule for Advanced Practice Nurses, Sparking Safety Debate

The governor of New Jersey halted a rule that would have greatly altered some health care clinics in the state. As regulators decide whether Advanced Practice Nurse-run independent clinics should hire collaborating physicians, doctors and nurses are reacting strongly. Some clinics and medical spas obtained temporary relief from an imminent deadline that could have mandated…

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New Jersey Faces Ongoing Drought as Snowfall Fails to Refill Shrinking Water Supplies

This winter has brought repeated snowfall to New Jersey, but warmer temperatures are melting it. Despite the weather shift, the state remains under a drought alert, and officials are worried about water resources. The snow may appear hopeful, but the Garden State’s underlying water problem remains. According to the latest New Jersey Department of Environmental…

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Norovirus Suspected Behind Surge in Stomach Illness Cases in Sussex County, Officials Confirm

In Sussex County, New Jersey, gastrointestinal disease cases have increased, prompting health officials to warn citizens. Local authorities are investigating the rise in stomach-related ailments, and early findings suggest norovirus. Officials said the situation is not related to a foodborne epidemic. After receiving many reports of diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting, the Sussex County Division of…

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