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Taylor Jung
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SNAP Benefits May Stop Nov. 1. Here’s Where to Find Help.
SNAP benefits could stop Nov. 1 amid the shutdown, threatening food access for 813,000 New Jersey residents.
What’s On My Ballot In New Jersey?
New Jersey voters will elect a new governor and Legislature in a pivotal 2025 race shaping the state’s future.
NJ Urged To Sell Palantir Shares Over ICE Immigration Deal
Advocates are criticizing New Jersey's pension fund investment in Palantir, an AI firm that secured a $30 million ICE contract.
House Rejects GOP Censure Of Rep. McIver Over Ice Indictment
The Newark congresswoman, facing federal assault charges tied to the May protest, calls the censure effort a partisan attempt to silence her.
Booker And Kim Split On Vote To Block Arms Sale To Israel As Gaza Famine Worsens
Senate Democrats split on blocking Israel arms sale as Gaza nears famine; NJ's Cory Booker and Andy Kim vote on opposing sides.
NJ Supreme Court Affirms AG’s Oversight Of Paterson Police
The NJ Supreme Court upheld the state’s takeover of Paterson Police, following Najee Seabrooks’ death and calls for greater accountability.
Advocates Decry Court Decision In NJ’s Immigrant Detention Fight
Court ruling keeps private immigrant detention centers open in New Jersey, drawing outcry from advocates over separation and abuse.
New Jersey Antisemitism Bill Sparks Concern From Multifaith And Civil Rights Groups
Civil rights groups oppose New Jersey's antisemitism bill, citing free speech risks and political censorship.
New Jersey Ranks Among Nation’s Least Affordable States For Renters
New Jersey renters must earn nearly $40/hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, exposing a growing housing crisis and funding shortfalls.









