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Federal Government Freezes $18 Billion in New York City Infrastructure Projects
The action affects construction on the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan and the new Hudson Tunnel for trains in and out of New York’s Pennsylvania Station.
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Takeaways From New Jersey’s Gubernatorial Debate
Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli debated each other on Sept. 21 in an attempt to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy.
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Supreme Court Halts New Jersey Transit Trial in New York
The high court is already expected to hear the same lawsuit in its upcoming fall term.
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New Jersey Doctor Resigns After Allegedly Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Murder
A nurse alleged in a lawsuit that the doctor ‘cheered and publicly praised’ the murder of the conservative influencer.
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Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks New Jersey Transit Trial in NY
The high court previously agreed in July to hear the transit agency’s case.
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Here Are All the States That Have Taken Action to Enable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines
Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.
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New Jersey Towns Refunding Concealed Firearm License Fees They Consider Discriminatory
Under the plan—implemented by at least six boroughs so far—residents who pay the required $200 license fee can have $150 refunded.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Religious Exception Rule for Obamacare
The rule is arbitrary ‘because the Agencies identified a problem ... and then proposed a solution that is not rationally connected,’ the judge said.
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The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
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New York, New Jersey Declare Emergencies as Heavy Rain Hits Northeast
State officials warned that extreme weather conditions could trigger landslides, rockslides, and flooded roadways.
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Court Rules Against New Jersey Bid to Ban ICE Detention Facilities in State
A state cannot control the federal government and vice versa since each is sovereign, Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas wrote.
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DOJ Says Alina Habba’s Replacement as US Attorney for New Jersey Has Been Removed
Judges on the U.S. District Court in New Jersey had named Desiree Leigh Grace as Habba’s replacement.
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Flash Flooding Hits US Eastern Seaboard Overnight
A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey due to the flash flooding and heavy rainfall.
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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Nationwide Injunctions Not off the Table Despite Supreme Court Ruling, NJ Attorney General Says
The New Jersey AG sees broad relief in the form of nationwide blocks as still possible within the Supreme Court’s limits on universal injunctions.
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Federal Government Freezes $18 Billion in New York City Infrastructure Projects
The action affects construction on the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan and the new Hudson Tunnel for trains in and out of New York’s Pennsylvania Station.
|
Takeaways From New Jersey’s Gubernatorial Debate
Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli debated each other on Sept. 21 in an attempt to succeed term-limited Gov. Phil Murphy.
|
Supreme Court Halts New Jersey Transit Trial in New York
The high court is already expected to hear the same lawsuit in its upcoming fall term.
|
New Jersey Doctor Resigns After Allegedly Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Murder
A nurse alleged in a lawsuit that the doctor ‘cheered and publicly praised’ the murder of the conservative influencer.
|
Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks New Jersey Transit Trial in NY
The high court previously agreed in July to hear the transit agency’s case.
|
Here Are All the States That Have Taken Action to Enable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines
Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.
|
New Jersey Towns Refunding Concealed Firearm License Fees They Consider Discriminatory
Under the plan—implemented by at least six boroughs so far—residents who pay the required $200 license fee can have $150 refunded.
|
Federal Judge Strikes Down Religious Exception Rule for Obamacare
The rule is arbitrary ‘because the Agencies identified a problem ... and then proposed a solution that is not rationally connected,’ the judge said.
|
The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
|
New York, New Jersey Declare Emergencies as Heavy Rain Hits Northeast
State officials warned that extreme weather conditions could trigger landslides, rockslides, and flooded roadways.
|
Court Rules Against New Jersey Bid to Ban ICE Detention Facilities in State
A state cannot control the federal government and vice versa since each is sovereign, Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas wrote.
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DOJ Says Alina Habba’s Replacement as US Attorney for New Jersey Has Been Removed
Judges on the U.S. District Court in New Jersey had named Desiree Leigh Grace as Habba’s replacement.
|
Flash Flooding Hits US Eastern Seaboard Overnight
A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey due to the flash flooding and heavy rainfall.
|
Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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Nationwide Injunctions Not off the Table Despite Supreme Court Ruling, NJ Attorney General Says
The New Jersey AG sees broad relief in the form of nationwide blocks as still possible within the Supreme Court’s limits on universal injunctions.
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