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Statement by Governor Mikie Sherrill on Donald Trump’s Latest Loss at the Supreme Court “States run elections, not Donald Trump. Yesterday’s Supreme Court decision reinforces what we’ve long known: vote-by-mail is a safe, secure, and reliable way to vote. “Our Founding Fathers understood the danger of putting too much
Major water bill includes Pou priorities to strengthen flood resilience across Bergen and Passaic Counties U.S. Rep. Nellie Pou (D-9), a member of the House’s Water Resources Subcommittee, spoke on the floor of the House in favor of the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act (WRDA). The legislation includes over a
One of the strongest and most politically vocal labor leaders in the state, NJ Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association (FMBA) President Eddie Donnelly this afternoon in Atlantic City announced his retirement as head of the union effective in February of next year. A certified plumber who worked in the family plumbin
CHATHAM – Moms for Liberty has it all wrong – schools are hiding nothing. “Let us be very clear. Chatham is not hiding information from parents, and our schools are not secretly making decisions about children behind their parents’ backs. That characterization does not reflect how our district operates or the values we
By Samuel Prescott In Trump 1, the President was new at this. There was a real cabinet, government agencies were headed by people who understood that we – the citizens – were their bosses, and there was actual pushback to some of the President’s most extreme ideas. Then, in response to questions about his mental[...] T
Statement By Attorney General Jennifer Davenport on U.S. Supreme Court Blocking U.S. Postal Service from Restricting Mail-in Ballots “We are pleased that the Supreme Court refused to permit the U.S. Postal Service to require states to implement this rushed and arbitrary rule. This rule sought to undermine the states’ e
By Avi D. Kellin and Julia Pudimott Under the Elections Transparency Act, which was enacted in April 2023, contribution limits for all candidates and committees are subject to inflation adjustments in odd-numbered years. The 2027 inflation adjustment is set to go into effect on January 1, 2027. What this means is that,
Today, Senator Andy Kim (D-NJ) released the following statement: “AI is moving faster than anyone – including its creators – can understand or control. We need to act and act now to ensure that humans remain in control of this technology and that all people – not just the elite few – benefit from it.[...] The post Sena
The New Jersey State Democratic Committee today slammed the millions of dollars being deployed by two Epstein File headliners, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, to support Tom Kean Jr. A Trump super PAC directed approximately $3.3 million toward supporting Tom Kean Jr. in the midterms. The spending comes as Trump and the NJ
Platkin LLP now represents 60 publishers across the country suing Open AI , Microsoft Represented by Platkin LLP, publishers argue OpenAI and Microsoft systematically and willfully stole copyrighted news articles without permission or compensation A new group of 26 local, regional and specialty publishers joined a land
Joseph LaBarbera is defiant. And ready to fight. The Sussex County Republican Chairman was arrested and briefly jailed over the weekend on gun-related charges following an alleged “road rage” incident in Stillwater. Asked Tuesday morning for his side of the story, LaBarbera said: “I’ve done nothing wrong. I did everyth
Hudson County Clerk Junior Maldonado told InsiderNJ that his office dispatched 28,000 vote-by-mail ballots as of last Thursday. “Voters in quite a few municipalities are already receiving them, and in some cases returning them via drop box,” Maldonado said. The clerk does not foresee any havoc, despite the President of
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