Trump Press Secretary Faces Growing Backlash After Controversial Remarks Targeting Sen. Chuck Schumer and Palestinians

People and advocacy groups slammed White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt for rude TV comments. Sen. Chuck Schumer “turned into a Palestinian” because Democrats moved left in the last government funding fight, Leavitt said. Anti-Semitic language was debated nationwide after the statement. As Leavitt spoke, Republicans shut down the government, pressuring Schumer. Trump and Vance…

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13-Year-Old Girls’ Late-Night Joyride in New Jersey Leaves Multiple Homes Damaged

Two 13-year-old girls in Washington Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, took an unauthorized joyride in their parents’ SUV early Tuesday morning, causing significant property damage. A thrill became a neighborhood scare, and police are investigating. Police say a white SUV driven by a teenager and a passenger in Canterbury Mews development veered off the road…

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JD Vance’s Latest Remarks Spark New Discussion About His Possible 2028 Presidential Ambitions

In his strongest statement, Vice President JD Vance suggested running for president in 2028. In a new interview, Vance said he has considered his future but must first take care of his duties. Given his early Republican poll lead, his comments revived a months-old conversation. After the midterm elections, Vance told Sean Hannity that he…

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Jersey City’s Heights University Hospital to Shut Down After a Century and a Half Amid Financial Crisis

Jersey City’s 150-year-old Heights University Hospital will close as an acute-care hospital due to financial pressures. Hudson Regional Health, its parent company, said an auxiliary building will house a 24/7 emergency department and some support services while the main hospital closes. Hudson Regional Health leadership reports a weekly $1.5 million loss despite $300 million in…

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Bright Fireballs Light Up Night Sky Across More Than a Dozen New Jersey Communities, Leaving Residents Stunned

Late Thursday night, bright fireballs startled New Jersey residents. Flashes of light moving quickly overhead were strange and memorable in many towns. Many people saw fireballs appear, burn brightly, and disappear. A Blackwood home security camera caught the moment for many nearby residents. Aberdeen, Atlantic City, Egg Harbor Township, Paulsboro, Spotswood, Trenton, Voorhees, Washington, West…

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Trump Urges Full Federal Investigation Into Epstein Connections Amid Newly Unsealed Communications

Friday, President Trump urged the Justice Department to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s suspicious and long-ignored ties to several high-profile Democrats, escalating political tensions. He demanded action after Epstein’s estate’s sealed emails refocused national attention on his network and influential associates. Epstein was allegedly targeted by Trump. He claimed Friday morning that Democrats are ignoring major political…

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A Spectacular Display: Why the 2025 Leonid Meteor Shower Could Be One of the Best in Years

Good weather in mid-November brightens the Leonid meteor shower. The small moon illuminates meteors at night. The Leonid shower occurs every November and December when Earth passes through comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle’s debris. The tiny pieces fly fast and burn brightly. At peak, 10–15 meteors per hour are predicted. Peaking is likely November 16–17 and into November…

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Small New Jersey Community Left Reeling After Multi-Million Dollar Cyber Scam Targets Local Agencies

Spotswood is in trouble after officials unknowingly transferred millions of dollars to a criminal posing as a trusted local contact in a sophisticated cyber scam. Town leaders say precise email impersonation tricked the school district and borough offices into sending money to the wrong address. An ordinary department exchange became one of the community’s most…

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FAA Announces Smaller-Scale Flight Reductions as Controller Staffing Stabilizes Across Major Airports

As air traffic controller staffing improves after the government shutdown, the FAA will reduce flight cuts nationwide. Scheduled flight reductions at 40 major airports will drop to 3% starting Nov. 15, a major change from earlier projections that predicted deeper disruptions. Newark Liberty International Airport and Teterboro Airport, two of the nation’s busiest hubs, have…

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