BELLMAWR, N.J. – A recent contempt of court order wasn’t enough to keep Atilis Gym and its hardcore supporters at home. On Saturday, the gym reopened (again), and the owners literally kicked things off by kicking through the wooden barricare Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – 2021 Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli says any parent who doesn’t want to send his or her kid to school this fall should get a corresponding school tax break. “If your child isn’t given the opportunity to Read More
RANDOLPH, N.J. – New Jersey motorists trying to renew a license, take a road test or clear a suspension can’t seem to catch a break. Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) operations in Flemington, North Bergen, Randolph, Trenton AND Secaucus were closed Read More
By Michael John Donohue _ A person wholly dependent upon the government for his or her very survival cannot possible be said to be free. Freedom is the ultimate human right. The denial of Freedom to human beings throughout history Read More
By Michael John Donohue _ If this moment of tumult and violence in America teaches us one this, it is that it is time for economic desegregation in America. Under decades of Democratic leadership, many of our cities have become Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Despite frequent demands for more federal aid and an unconstitutional borrowing scheme in the pipeline, it was revealed this week that the Murphy Administration hasn’t used the vast majority of the aid already at its disposal. Murphy’s Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Barely a week goes by without Governor Phil Murphy demanding additional aid from Washington, D.C. and degrading critics of a nakedly illegal $10 billion borrowing scam. According to a new analysis by NJ Spotlight, Murphy may be Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – A second Republican challenge to the Murphy Administration-backed $10 billion borrowing scam is in the pipeline. Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-26) is joining as an attorney and a plaintiff, too, along with former assemblyman and 2021 GOP gubernatorial Read More
MIDDLETOWN, N.J. – As if 2020 wasn’t hard enough for most New Jerseyans, a new Democrat proposal could result in a $600 annual increase for the average resident’s family health insurance premium. The bill is set for a hearing on Read More
