Politics

Senate Unanimously Advances Bill Ending Statute Of Limitations For Human Trafficking Cases On Eve Of World Cup

New Jersey Joins Lawsuit Against Trump’s Federal Contractor DEI Ban

Lawsuit argues executive order's vague requirements and rushed implementation expose contractors to severe penalties without clear guidance.

‘Black Box’: Trump Administration Moves To Wipe Out ICE Watchdog

Visits by independent offices and members of Congress provide a window to detainment conditions that immigrants call torture

NJ Sues Newark Migrant Jail Owners Over Blocked Health Inspections

Health officials were denied a full inspection last week

Advocates Sounded The Alarm Over Delaney Hall For Over One Year

NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill To Make Basic Emergency Services ‘Essential’

Lawmakers advanced a bill that would require NJ towns to provide basic EMS services, same as police and firefighting

Pro- And Anti-ICE Groups Face Off Outside Delaney Hall On Day 9 Of Protests

Should ICE Be Abolished? Democrats In 12th District House Race Chime In

Twelve Democrats are vying on June 2 for the party’s nod to succeed a retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in the 12th Congressional District.

Sherrill Targets Data Centers’ Potential To Do Good For Communities

Supplying own power sources and providing for local needs are included in plan to regulate booming industry