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New Brunswick NJ, A disturbing new study from Rutgers University and the National Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) has brought to light an alarming trend: the growing acceptance—and even justification—of political violence and assassination, particularly among politically left-leaning segments of the U.S. population.
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New York NY, in one of the most unexpected political turnarounds of the year, President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani (D) emerged from a White House meeting with mutual praise and a surprising sense of camaraderie. The cordial meeting in the Oval Office stood in stark contrast to the months of bitter rhetoric that preceded it—rhetoric that saw Trump repeatedly deride the democratic socialist as a “communist lunatic” and Mamdani label the President a “despot.”
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Newark NJ, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) has issued a major travel advisory: an unprecedented 8.8 million travelers are expected to use its regional airports and vehicular crossings during the eight-day Thanksgiving travel peak, spanning Monday, November 24, to Monday, December 1.
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Ridgewood NJ, NJ TRANSIT is adding additional service this Thanksgiving weekend to help take the stress out of travel as the Garden State embarks upon the holiday season. No matter what your Thanksgiving plans are, NJ TRANSIT can help get you and your family there with kids riding free the entire long weekend!
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When the New York Giants turned to Mike Kafka as their interim head coach, fans wondered: What would truly change? It was a 27-20 loss, probably expected given the betting odds found on DraftKings. Still, the game did highlight some notable tactical shifts and philosophical adjustments that marked a departure from former head coach Brian Daboll’s era.
Continue reading Mike Kafka’s Coaching Debut for the New York Giants: Did he Impress?
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Englewood Cliffs, NJ—The political landscape in Englewood Cliffs is once again dominated by legal drama. Albert Wunsch, the borough’s former attorney, has filed his second lawsuit in two years against the municipality, Mayor Mark Park, and Council members Zhi Liang and Rivka Biegacz.
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East Rutherford, NJ—The American Dream Mall faced an unexpected disruption early Thursday morning when a fire broke out on a loading dock, forcing the evacuation of the massive shopping and entertainment complex.
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Newark NJ—Just ahead of the hyper-busy holiday travel season, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has rolled out a new initiative to restore manners and courtesy to American skies.
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Ridgewood NJ, the history books often skim over the dramatic, human moments of the Revolutionary War, but right here in Bergen County, the Old Paramus Reformed Church holds secrets involving George Washington, military misconduct, and some very unhappy local farmers.
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Leonia, N.J. – Nov. 19, 2025 Bergen Equestrian Center (BEC), home to Bergen County’s first equine emotional wellness center, Our Stable Life, is excited to offer Holiday Photos with a Horse for the first time. Reserve your spot for holiday photos, where you can choose props ranging from wreaths and Santa hats to Hanukkah decorations—whatever you celebrate!
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Tenafly, NJ—A routine walk through nature turned into a serious criminal investigation on Thursday afternoon after a hiker discovered the body of a deceased man within the serene, wooded confines of the Tenafly Nature Center.
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Hackensack NJ, if you live in New Jersey, the quality of care at your local hospital matters. The latest release of quality ratings from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) provides a crucial look at which NJ hospitals are leading the nation in care and which ones are struggling.
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Ridgewood NJ—A new legislative battle is brewing in Trenton over New Jersey’s tax policies and the accountability of the state’s largest transportation agency. Assemblyman Christopher P. DePhillips (R-Bergen), a staunch critic of the state’s high corporate burden, has introduced a bill aimed at rescinding the controversial 2.5% corporate transit fee while simultaneously renewing his demand for a “top-to-bottom audit” of NJ Transit.
Continue reading Assemblyman DePhillips Demands NJ Transit Audit and Corporate Fee Elimination
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Teaneck NJ, a New Jersey tax preparer was found guilty by a jury for his scheme seeking more than $170 million in fraudulent tax refunds from the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) by causing more than 1,900 false tax returns to be filed with the IRS claiming COVID-19-related employment tax credits, Acting U.S. Attorney and Special Attorney Alina Habba announced.
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Outdoor spaces play a vital role in the beauty, safety, and usability of any property. Over time, leftover soil, gravel, or debris from construction, landscaping, or erosion can accumulate and make your yard uneven or unsightly. This buildup affects not only appearance but also function—blocking drainage, damaging plants, and posing safety hazards. That’s why professional Dirt and Gravel Removal is essential for maintaining a clean and well-prepared environment.
