Alina Habba

New Jersey Judge Voids Alina Habba’s Appointment, Declaring Her Actions Without Legal Backing

Alina Habba, a personal attorney to President Donald Trump, has been New Jersey’s U.S. Attorney without authority since July 1, according to a federal judge. The verdict invalidates all prosecutorial actions she has taken since then and disqualifies her from ongoing cases. Alina Habba was named interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey in March for…

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Hoboken

City of Hoboken to Begin Automated Camera Enforcement for Illegal Parking

Hoboken, NJ— Hoboken will implement automated camera-based enforcement on October 1, 2025, to minimize illegal parking, congestion, and road safety. The city’s new CLEAR (Camera-based License plate Enforcement for Access & Response times) system will ticket traffic-blocking cars, especially on Washington Street between Observer Highway and Eighth Street. Hoboken’s Vision Zero CLEAR initiative targets bike…

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Fox News Contributor Recounts Trump Call After Charlie Kirk Shooting, Brings New Perspective

Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz witnessed conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s Utah Valley University shooting. He described a post-shooting phone call from former President Donald Trump. Trump called to check in, expressing concern and understanding the gravity of the situation, Chaffetz stated passionately. The call reveals how much Kirk’s death has hurt politicians across. Chaffetz reported…

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Charlie Kirk

Democrat Warns Americans About Rising Violence After Charlie Kirk’s Death; GOP Pundit Urges Ballots, Not Bullets

American officials from both parties are appalled by Charlie Kirk’s death, igniting political violence discussions. A leading Democrat called the incident “terrifying” and warned that ugly talk may cause bloodshed in America. A famous conservative pundit said ballots, not guns, should stop escalation. Charlie Kirk, 31, founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed…

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What’s New With Owen McKenny Nearly Three Years After the Cyberbullying Shock

At 13, Owen McKenny and his then-girlfriend Lauryn Licari were cyberbullied, ruining their lives. An unknown phone sent strange messages in late 2020 saying Owen and Lauryn were splitting up. After a hiatus, the worrying texts returned in fall 2021 and became more nasty. Many anonymous lines delivered threats, attacks, and vulgar content. Lauryn and…

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Joe Rogan

Joe Rogan’s Reaction Captures the Nation After Charlie Kirk’s Death

After conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated, Joe Rogan froze, scarcely able to talk. The bombshell left Rogan and Charlie Sheen clearly rattled during their podcast recording. They were talking when Rogan’s producer broke the news. Rogan inquired if it was true and if Kirk had died, moving between shock and despair. Moment weight hovered…

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Gay Vice Principal in High School New Jersey Claims He Was Told to Hide His Identity in School Lawsuit

A former New Jersey assistant principal is suing his district for forcing him to hide his sexuality and culture. Openly gay and Jewish David Francis-Maurer sued Cherry Hill East High School’s principal in Camden County Superior Court for telling him to “leave his identities at the door.” He thought the proposal meant not talking about…

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Charlie Kirk

Threats Lead to Lockdown in New Jersey Schools After Employee Falsely Accused in Charlie Kirk Incident

This week, Linden, New Jersey’s school district was locked down after violent threats related to an employee’s fraudulent identification. An inflammatory video praising Charlie Kirk’s assassination was wrongly credited to a Linden Public Schools staffer, sparking community outrage. Officials said the video was not made by the person, but threats and terror circulated across town….

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Historic Farm in New Jersey Spares the Sledge – Officials Reconsider Seizure

The Henry family’s 175-year-old Cranbury, New Jersey farm is currently at the center of a contentious argument about land usage and local government power. The township wanted to confiscate part of the Henrys’ farm property through eminent domain to build affordable housing. However, that idea is facing tremendous resistance and may be reconsidered by officials….

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