Month: April 2018

By Alex Cucciniello _ I have been in college now for three years, and being a political science major, you get to experience many differing political […]

By Art Gallagher _ President Donald J. Trump today announced the nomination of Paul B. Matey of Roseland, NJ to the Third Circuit Court of […]

A New Jersey lawmaker is pushing for a new tax designed to fund local arts initiatives. Assemblyman Raj Mukherji, D Jersey City, introduced a bill […]

MT. HOLLY, N.J. — Tom MacArthur’s June just got a little less interesting though no one watching New Jersey’s Third Congressional District expected much of […]

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Following the raid on Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s office, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (now an ABC contributor) visited Good Morning America on Tuesday morning […]

By The Staff _ It’s no secret, Save Jerseyans: the Bergen County Republican Party has fallen on hard times, and recent trends — both nationally, […]

TRENTON, N.J. — The NYPD came under fire last week after a reportedly bipolar Brooklyn man, wielding a pipe that looked very much like a revolver, […]

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — The New Jersey Right To Life PAC has endorsed Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-26) in his quest to succeed Rodney Frelinghuysen in NJ-11.  “I’m honored to […]

TRENTON, N.J. — As New Jersey legislators move to limit the religious exemption for childhood vaccinations and in so doing dramatically expand the potency of the state’s […]

When I first heard Toys ‘R Us was closing, I felt a deep twinge of loss. The news was made more painful by my twelve-year-old’s […]

The producer of ” Chappaquiddick” took an unusual approach in making the film by deliberately avoiding conspiratorial excess and partisan fury. “It’s a piece of […]

MERCERVILLE, N.J. — One of the remaining candidates in the Second Congressional District’s crowded GOP primary will find out today whether he will remain on […]