Month: February 2018

The artist who painted former President Barack Obama’s official presidential portrait unveiled Monday is facing scrutiny for past works that depict black women decapitating white […]

By The Staff _ The New Jersey political universe is focused on 2018 this sunny Tuesday afternoon, but former N.J. GOP gubernatorial primary candidate Jack […]

SPRINGFIELD, NJ — Flanked by his wife and daughter, former Celgene executive Bob Hugin launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Tuesday morning, telling a […]

OLD BRIDGE, NJ – The New Jersey Republican establishment and elements of the base, too, are preparing to coalesce around former Celgene executive Bob Hugin […]

By Matt Rooney _ You’re going to read/hear a lot about student loans this week, Save Jerseyans. That’s because President Trump’s new spending plan would […]

By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — When we teach public speaking, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address is one of the first things […]

By Art Gallagher _ Republican Freeholder Gerry Scharfenberger was fired from his job in the Murphy administration this afternoon. PoliticsDW broke the story. “I paid the […]

A state appellate court has ruled against environmentalists seeking to tear up New Jersey‘s $225 million settlement with Exxon Mobil over industrial contamination of wetlands […]

TRENTON, N.J. – Freshman Assemblyman Ryan Peters (R-8), a retired Navy SEAL and South Jersey attorney, called on Trenton to lift the state’s $10,000 limit property […]

By The Staff _ What’s more appropriate than a New Jersey legislator visiting a state unemployment office? After a citizen complained about poor service? That’s […]

Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff In politics, being seen to do something is almost as important as actually doing it. So it was perhaps inevitable that aggrieved blue-state […]