Month: December 2017

Congressman Tom MacArthur (R, NJ-03) and Governor-elect Phil Murphy‘s 2021 shadow-boxing match continued on Monday, Save Jerseyans, after the U.S. Senate narrowly passed a tax […]

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court appeared poised Monday to legalize sports betting nationwide by freeing states from a federal anti-gaming law. The justices gave a […]

To the Editor, and to U.S. Rep. Chris Smith (R, NJ-04): As a professional Merchant Marine Officer living in New Jersey, I spend a good […]

Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — So now, with mere weeks to go till the Big Day, it’s time to say it. All […]

Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex), a former Democrat primary gubernatorial hopeful, rallied in Red Bank on Friday night and doubled-down on his parties’ push to turn New […]

It was frequently in doubt, Save Jerseyans, but in the early hours of Saturday morning, the U.S. Senate passed the biggest overhaul of the U.S. […]

There’s a key reason two estimates of the economic effects of the GOP tax bill show only small effects: they’re largely ignoring the primary mechanism […]

There’s a new name in the NJ-02 congressional race GOP vacuum left by departing incumbent Frank LoBiondo and targeted by state Senator Jeff Van Drew […]

A New Jersey school teacher claims in a lawsuit that he was fired after enlisting in the U.S. Army, according to a lawsuit filed this […]

Spending on the 2017 gubernatorial primary and general election topped $79 million, ranking it the second most expensive race in New Jersey history, according to […]

United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions slammed sanctuary city policies after a jury found an illegal immigrant not guilty in the fatal shooting of Kate […]