New Jersey Republicans leave voters to decipher the fine print on abortion
There is an unusually simple way for mem bers of Congress to tell voters where they stand on abortion: Put their names on legislation. That opportunity has been sitting in plain sight in the House. Rep. Christopher Smith, the New Jersey Republican dinosaur whose opposition to abortion has been a defining feature of his congressional…
Mahmoud Khalil’s memoir ‘No Land to Stand On,’ details 104 days in ICE detention
Mahmoud Khalil launched his memoir, “No Land to Stand On,” before a packed crowd at Book Culture near Columbia University on Monday night, in what human rights lawyer Steven Donziger described as “a major literary and political triumph.” Donziger, who won a $9 billion verdict against Chevron as a human rights lawyer, interviewed Khalil at…
Former Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell contests probe that ended his tenure
Former New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell is challenging the state investigation that led to his resignation last week, arguing that investigators reached false conclusions and never gave him a meaningful opportunity to respond to the allegations against him. Caldwell, 66, resigned Sept. 25, one day after Gov. Rebecca ‘Mikie’ Sherrill issued a demand for…
Workers get paid a lot less in states with “right-to-work” laws, report shows
Workers who live in states with anti-union laws – the so-called “right-to-work” states – earn almost severn percent less than those who live in states favorable to collective bargaining, a new report from the Economic Policy Institute shows. That translates to about $4,000 a year less for those living in states that have adopted misleadingly…
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