A Long Way Home: WWII sailor’s remains return to New Jersey after 83 years
John Judson Campbell left New Jersey as a young sailor, bound for the Philippines in a war that would swallow him whole. On March 30, 82 years after his death in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp, he finally comes home. The Navy will bury Chief Electrician’s Mate Campbell with full military honors at Hillside Cemetery in…
Be Careful What You Post: The new architecture of American dissent
There is a story being written in the quiet corridors of federal power these days, and it is a story that ought to trouble the sleep of every American who still believes this country amounts to something more than a vast, orderly machine for the management of its own citizens. It begins with a simple…
Cory Booker’s long record of rhetoric over results marks defeat on reproductive rights
In the dozen years since Cory Booker arrived in the Senate, the landscape of reproductive rights in America has been scorched earth, reduced to a patchwork of inaccessible care and constitutional chaos. Through this period of historic collapse, Booker, a New Jersey Democrat who is actively campaigning for the 2028 presidential nomination even before he…
Mueller, who investigated Trump-Russia collusion, dies at 81; president celebrates death
Robert S. Mueller III, the former FBI director who led the special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and died Friday at 81, drew a public celebration Saturday from the man whose presidency he was appointed to examine. “Good, I’m glad he’s dead,” President Donald Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform…
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