Days of dictatorship:

Surrendering leverage on ICE murders, one New Jersey Democrat joins GOP to end shutdown

In a decisive vote that laid bare the fractures within his own party, Rep. Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey’s 5th District stood alone among the state’s House Democrats to support a Republican-led spending bill that reopened the federal government Tuesday night. The measure passed 217-214, ending a four-day partial shutdown, the latest in a record-shattering…

FAA Warns Airlines About Safety Risks From Rocket Launches, Urges “Extreme Caution”

by Heather Vogell and Agnel Philip | ProPublica  The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a sharp warning that rocket launches could “significantly reduce safety” for airplanes, urging pilots to prepare for the possibility that “catastrophic failures” could create dangerous debris fields. The official notice, known as a safety alert for operators, was dated Jan. 8,…

Sen. Cory Booker’s self-promoting book should have been entitled, “Grandstanding”

As the second Trump administration accelerates what critics label a deliberate dismantling of federal protections, celebrity Senator Cory Booker is embarking on a national tour Monday to promote his forthcoming book, “Stand,” drawing immediate scorn from a primary opponent who called the venture a distracting vanity project amid a constitutional crisis. The New Jersey Democrat’s…

Military madness is a mission for God

In the cavernous auditorium of the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood before a crowd of uniformed service members and proclaimed the nation’s need to be “on bended knee, recognizing the providence of our lord and savior Jesus Christ.” It was not a Sunday sermon but a mandatory‑hours prayer service, led by Hegseth’s personal pastor…

Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.

Subscribe to NJTODAY

Get new content delivered directly to your inbox.

https://tranquilitynj.com
acorns-investments-digital
sunday
weight-watchers-banner-ads
pinchme

NJTODAY.NET

Your neighborhood in print since 1822

Skip to content ↓