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Polls have closed in the race for NJ's 11th Congressional District that featured a matchup between a progressive Democrat, Analilia Mejia, and the Republican nominee, Joe Hathaway. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
‘The New Jersey group runs an online store that sells Jewish Defense League swag like T-shirts, coffee mugs and baby onesies.’
wtf? www.nytimes.com/2026/04/09/u...
Not about Roxbury, NJ warehouse conflict, but same story here, too:
NEW: Trump accepted $37m worth of donated steel for his WH ballroom project from the Luxembourg-based company ArcelorMittal.
Days later, the WH made adjustments to Trump's tariffs that could benefit ArcelorMittal.
‘House Republicans on Friday angrily rejected a Senate-passed deal to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, threatening to extend the agency shutdown that has crippled airports in a fit of outrage over the agreement their own party struck with Senate Democrats to end the crisis.’
A 26-year-old man who was living in Hoboken, N.J., was charged on Friday with building molotov cocktails and plotting to kill a pro-Palestinian activist:
Wondering how worried NJ is about the 3 new casinos being built in NYC? And, more to the point, how NJ might respond? Read this excellent piece from @pressofatlanticcity.com
Q&A with NJ’s new education leader about methods proven to help children read. She implemented the strategy in Texas and sounds likely to try it out here, too.
NJ’s transitional aid program for cities with distressed finances has never handed out more than $70M in a single award. No city has ever even asked for $100M.
Now, Jersey City wants $150M to help with a budget mess city leaders compare to Atlantic City and Detroit. gothamist.com/news/jersey-...
SCOOP: The Pentagon asked the White House today for more than *$200 billion* for Iran war supplemental, sources say
Some in WH think Congress won't support b/c it's so big
Will tee up giant battle in Congress
My last story for WaPo:
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Rutgers's new president turned down the chance to live in a stately home reserved for the NJ university's leader.
Instead, his daughter, who is a grad student, is living there for free. icymi from @tedsherman.bsky.social
Judge Quraishi kicked a federal prosecutor out of court and then ordered his bosses to show up in Trenton to testify.
This is tied to last week's ruling by another federal judge, Matthew Brann, over the unusual leadership structure in NJ's federal prosecutor's office. (Brann deemed it illegal.)
Excellent follow-up from Joey Fox at @newjerseyglobe.bsky.social ‘The donations appear to confirm what had long been suspected: Way was AIPAC’s preferred candidate in the 11th district primary.’
3 multibillion new casinos are being built in NYC.
Voters could get the chance to decide whether NJ should respond by building more, too.
10 years ago voters rejected an expansion plan by a 4:1 margin. The question is whether the explosion of sports betting and NY’s new gambit changes the math.
Here’s a look behind the scenes of one under-the-radar trial, and the men at the heart of it.
Two worlds collided, literally and figuratively, as did NJ’s best instincts, and its worst.
The trial audio was especially helpful. Read and listen here:
Gov. Sherrill scales back an unpopular plan to widen a bridge + roadway that leads into the same-sized Holland Tunnel.
“I’m so proud to represent New Jersey.” Jack Hughes gets a rousing reception and a ceremonial flag from Gov. Sherrill in first game back in Newark.
Friday: Trump announces 10% tariff.
Saturday: Trump announces that it will really be 15%.
Tuesday: Trump tariff takes effect at 10%.
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All NJTransit trains, buses and light rail will halt service at 6pm. There are travel restrictions for commercial vehicles on major NJ highways starting at 3pm.