Bishop William J. Barber II, Faith Leaders To Rally Against North Carolina Voting Bill
The Raleigh news conference comes as faith leaders raise concerns over voting changes ahead of the November midterm elections.
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The new law limits algorithmic recommendations and data use for minors on social media in a bid to combat social media harms.
New Jersey’s Housing Crisis And How The New Federal Bill Effects It
With the recent passing of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, housing experts examine the law and question the impact it will have on the state.
Company At Center Of NJ Voter Registration Scandal Has Multiple State Contracts
Gov. Mikie Sherrill has blamed state contractor Idemia for allowing non-citizens to register to vote. The company has three multimillion-dollar contracts with New Jersey.
Where Does NJ’s Private Prison Tax Bill Go From Here?
A bill meant to tax New Jersey's private prison operators directly now taxes their vendors instead. With the Legislature on recess, its fate won't be decided for months.
NJ Strengthens Voting Rights As Federal Protections Are Scaled Back
Democracy expert says state resistance is important while U.S. Supreme Court favors restrictions to casting ballots.
Gov. Sherrill Targets ‘Big Tech’ With New Law Aimed At Kids’ Social Media Use
The new law limits algorithmic recommendations and data use for minors on social media in a bid to combat social media harms.
New Jersey’s Housing Crisis And How The New Federal Bill Effects It
With the recent passing of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, housing experts examine the law and question the impact it will have on the state.
Company At Center Of NJ Voter Registration Scandal Has Multiple State Contracts
Gov. Mikie Sherrill has blamed state contractor Idemia for allowing non-citizens to register to vote. The company has three multimillion-dollar contracts with New Jersey.
Where Does NJ’s Private Prison Tax Bill Go From Here?
A bill meant to tax New Jersey's private prison operators directly now taxes their vendors instead. With the Legislature on recess, its fate won't be decided for months.
NJ Strengthens Voting Rights As Federal Protections Are Scaled Back
Democracy expert says state resistance is important while U.S. Supreme Court favors restrictions to casting ballots.
