NJ Joins 14 States To Protect Public Health As Governors Reject Federal Misinformation
New Jersey joins 14 states to protect public health with science-based guidance amid federal misinformation.
A Black Friday Of Resistance As Americans Push Back
Black Friday meets economic crisis for Black families, sparking nationwide boycotts demanding justice and accountability.
Just In Time For Thanksgiving, Hope For An America Where Ending Poverty Comes Before Party
Ben Jealous reflects on Jack Kemp’s legacy and Holly Knoll’s lessons in leadership and compassion this Thanksgiving.
How NJ Nonprofits Are Stepping Up For Families This Holiday Season
New Jersey nonprofits are providing free Thanksgiving meals, coats, and support to families in need across the state.
A Revolutionary Voice Falls Silent, But Questions About His Conviction Grow Louder
Rap Brown, later Imam Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, was a Black Power activist and spiritual leader whose life spanned rebellion, imprisonment, and community leadership.
Kids And Teens Go Full Throttle For E-Bikes As Federal Oversight Stalls
As e-bike use rises among kids, sparse federal rules and mixed state laws leave growing safety concerns over batteries, speed, and rider behavior.
How To Find Thanksgiving Food Pantries And Turkey Giveaways In NJ
New Jersey communities are offering free meals, turkey giveaways, and food drives this Thanksgiving. Here’s where families can find help or give back.