At least eight people were killed Tuesday and more than a dozen others were injured when a man drove a rented truck onto a busy
Month: October 2017
Christie’s 1st day out of office: I’m going to ‘Springsteen on Broadway’
When Gov. Chris Christie appeared on Fox’s “Good Day New York” program Monday morning, to discuss his final days as New Jersey governor ahead of
The Right Side of History: How ‘God-Given Rights’ and American Exceptionalism Are Inseparable
“The Right Side of History” is a podcast dedicated to exploring current events through a historical lens and busting left-wing myths about figures and events
O’SCANLON: Failing to extend the N.J. arbitration cap will cost police, firefighter jobs
If we’re going to be honest, as effective policy makers it’s incumbent upon us to do the hard work, master the facts and policy nuances
FINAL Legislative Race Ratings for N.J. Election 2017
Note: Our final round of SaveJersey.com legislative race ratings presumes (which is distinct from predicting, btw, so don’t get all hot-and-bothered by this) an 8-to-12
LISTEN: Voicemail at center of N.J. mayor controversy surfaces
The 13-minute recording at the center of contract-steering allegations involving two former aides to Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop has surfaced, sending Fulop administration officials
Two new polls show Guadagno down 16
Republican Kim Guadagno’s team insists that the public pollsters are wrong, Save Jerseyans, but the latest round of public polling is holding firm in predicting
Judge denies motion for a mistrial in Menendez bribery case
NEWARK — The judge overseeing U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez’s federal bribery trial on Monday denied a defense motion for mistrial, saying that none of his
The Manafort indictment has nothing to do with Trump. So now what? And who is Papadopoulos?
So the much-anticipated Manafort indictment (which I’ve read, and you can, too, by click here) pertains entirely to events before the Trump Presidency and Election 2016,