Fox Pundit Doubles Down Criticism of Trump-Directed Comey Indictment

Even as Trump’s base protests, Fox News contributor and former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy has increased his criticism of the DOJ’s indictment of James Comey. McCarthy, a legal commentator, called the charges illogical, politically driven, and dangerously imprecise. McCarthy’s newest attack was an opinion article calling the Comey indictment “ill-conceived,” suggesting that repeated study reveals…

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Netflix’s $47M Deal Could Transform Eatontown With Massive Studio Project

Netflix’s $903 million plan to create a cutting-edge production studio at Fort Monmouth could help Eatontown’s economy in the first phase. The streaming behemoth is offering the town a $47 million payoff and decades of revenue under a proposed Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) arrangement. The Eatontown planning board approved the final and largest…

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EPA

New Jersey Scientists Raise Alarm Over EPA Rollback: Health at Risk Under Political Pressure

New Jersey physician-scientists are concerned about the EPA’s proposal to end industry’ greenhouse gas emission reporting requirement. The move, they say, shifts the agency’s focus from public health to corporations. Industrial facility emissions have been publicly available from the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program for over a decade. Scientists, legislators, journalists, and concerned citizens can…

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New Jersey Pilot Dies in Takeoff Crash at Ulster County Airport

A tiny plane crashed and caught fire Saturday afternoon after taking off from Kobelt/Walkill Airport in upstate New York. Unfortunately, the 80-year-old pilot died. The assault occurred Saturday at 2:25 p.m. near Shawangunk, Ulster County, police say. Pilot Gerald “Jerry” Cotter was from Milford, NJ. The one-engine Glasair Super II FT crashed with him alone….

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Jersey City’s Columbus Towers Secure $340M Refinance, Underscoring Transit-Oriented Demand

50 and 70 Columbus, the iconic Jersey City apartment buildings overlooking the ocean, received a $340 million loan to repay. This deal shows that investors trust non-Manhattan rental units near public transportation. JLL and BlueGate Partners’ capital markets helped Ironstate Development Company and Panepinto Properties acquire additional financing. Loans were made by Truist Financial Corporation,…

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Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano

Rutgers Needs Urgent Defensive Reboot Before Season Slips Further

Rutgers’ season is in jeopardy after another tight loss revealed defense deficiencies. After losing 31–28 to Minnesota, head coach Greg Schiano said defensive issues must be addressed soon to avoid a season-ending collapse. Schiano’s postgame comments showed mounting irritation and urgency. He noted the team’s problems are caused by inconsistent execution, not individual breakdowns. He…

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New Poll Reveals Growing Concerns for Republicans as 2026 Midterms Approach

A new national poll worries former President Donald Trump’s Republican Party ahead of the 2026 midterms. The survey shows significant dissatisfaction with the country’s direction, which might hurt Republicans’ chances of keeping Congress. Statistics indicate that most Americans believe the nation’s best days are behind it. Two years ago, 41% agreed; now 54% do. Pescimism…

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Bill Bradley Opens Up on Trump, the Knicks, and His Lost Championship Ring

In a recent interview, Bill Bradley covered many themes. Former NBA champion and senator. He discussed US politics, the Knicks, and where his title ring went. Bradley’s thinking reveals his private and public existence. They also hint at his motivations. Bradley addressed former President Donald Trump’s issues before discussing contemporary political issues. He worried about…

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Mikie Sherrill

New Questions Arise Over Sherrill’s Naval Academy Record as Campaign Heats Up

In a tight New Jersey governor campaign, Representative Mikie Sherrill’s nautical academy graduation status and service records are under scrutiny. After graduating and becoming a navy aviator, fresh material reveals she was blocked from walking in her 1994 graduation ceremony, raising questions about accountability, openness, and campaign practices. Sherrill graduated and was commissioned, but the…

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