Former Jan. 6-Presence Doesn’t Deter Voter Support As Northvale Resident Secures School Board Seat in Northern Valley Region

In Bergen County, New Jersey, an Oath Keepers candidate gained a position on the Northern Valley Regional High School District board of education, highlighting changing voter priorities and triggering new education policy and political identity discussions. The freshly elected board member, 71, and Republican municipal party chairman in Northvale, New Jersey, ran unopposed until a…

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Why the Polls Missed: How Mikie Sherrill’s Big Victory in New Jersey Defied Expectations

The recent New Jersey governor’s election was undecided in most polls. Pollsters and politicians were startled when Mikie Sherrill defeated Jack Ciattarelli. Many public polls gave Sherrill a small lead near election day. The race was expected to draw closer. Analysts and politicians projected a close race. The winner had a big lead at the…

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New Jersey College Student Missing Since Halloween Tragically Confirmed Dead, Authorities Say

Strangers in South Carolina kidnapped a New Jersey college student on Halloween. Authorities believe a tragedy has occurred. Owen Kenney, 19, of Tinton Falls committed suicide after new video evidence. Kenney disappeared October 31 on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, according to Charleston police. Police found Kenney murdered himself on the bridge’s pedestrian walkway at…

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All New Jersey Counties Swing Solidly Toward Democrats in 2025 Gubernatorial Election

Every New Jersey county voted for Democrats in the 2025 governor race. In contrast, the state voted Republican in the 2024 presidential election. This major change shows New Jersey politics is evolving. Despite challenges, Democrats won. Republican Jack Ciattarelli lost the governor’s race to Rick Scott 56%–43%. Analysts claim the candidate’s campaign and public sentiment…

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Stranded Sailboat Raises Questions on Jersey Shore Amid Owner’s Silence and Community Concerns

Sea Girt’s tranquil shoreline has hosted a 30-plus-foot sailboat since late September, drawing locals, municipal officials, and observers. The Florida-to-coast sailboat grounded for unknown reasons. Since its owner is quiet, the stranded vessel affects the community visually and legally. A Florida sailor reportedly sailed north along the Atlantic alone. His three-week diet included bread, peanut…

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Unexpected Guest in the Supreme Court’s Tariff Showdown: What It Means

Trump’s sweeping tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were debated by the full Supreme Court of the United States, which was filled with trade lawyers, government officials, and small business representatives. However, comedian and writer John Mulaney, sitting quietly in the back row, stood out. His attendance symbolizes a developing link between…

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Stephen A. Smith Sounds Alarm Over Zohran Mamdani’s Approach to Policing and Tax Policy in New York City

Veteran broadcaster Stephen A. Smith criticized Zohran Mamdani’s future leadership of New York City, citing public safety and fiscal concerns that will be highlighted in the approaching municipal age. Smith stressed that his concerns are about Mamdani’s policy framework and language, not personal animus, yet he was uneasy. Smith began by emphasizing his New York…

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Georgia Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene Acknowledges Nancy Pelosi’s Legislative Strength Amid GOP Accountability Push

Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene commended Nancy Pelosi after she declared she would not run again. One of the few times Democrats and Republicans agreed. Pelosi, 85, indicated she will quit the House after 20 terms. American politics has changed drastically. Greene fiercely supported the past president and opposes Democratic leadership. On TV, she was…

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Stirrings of Change: Former GOP Senator Warns of a Realignment in the Republican Party Ahead of 2026 Midterms

The Republican Party is changing, which might cost Trump in the 2026 midterms, according to former Arizona Senator Jeff Flake. Flake wrote in a recent opinion piece that the party’s complete commitment to Trump is disintegrating, permitting criticism and a reevaluation of its economic and foreign policy. Flake predicted a “vote by vote, district by…

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