New Jersey man allegedly hurls racist slurs at a stranger in a Walmart parking lot. Then he refuses to leave his car: ‘Get out of the car, boss’ He had plenty to say through the window. We Got This Covered · 1h ago
'Black A** Piece of Sh*t': White Man Hurls Racist Taunts but Stayed in Car When Confronted in Viral Video A video circulating online appears to show a white driver directing racist insults at a Black man during a parking dispute outside a Walmart in Kearny, New Jersey. International Business Times UK · 7h ago
NFL to Supreme Court: Sports Prediction Markets Are Just Gambling in Disguise The NFL filed a Supreme Court brief on Oct. 8 backing states against Kalshi. Here's what the Flaherty v. KalshiEx case means for sports betting. Latin Times · Oct 10
ICE Has Arrested More Than 37,000 Immigrants in NY and NJ Under Trump, More Than Double Biden-Era Pace A Gothamist analysis of federal records reveals ICE arrested over 37,500 immigrants in NY and NJ in 18 months, with over 41% already deported. Latin Times · Oct 9
Woman Spots Tesla In New Jersey. Then It Almost Goes Off A Cliff "He must have driven off of the road." Motor1 · Oct 9
Pallone bill would drop surprise billing law’s arbitration process A 2020 law intended to protect patients from “surprise” medical bills would get an overhaul under a bill introduced Thursday by Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The New Jersey Democrat’s bill would replace the law’s arbitration process that insurers and providers use… Roll Call · Oct 8
Jon Stewart, wife Tracey paid $4m for 45-acre NJ farm; now grows crops, rescues animals In 2016, Jon Stewart and Tracey Stewart acquired Hockhockson Farm in Colts Neck, New Jersey, with the vision of establishing both a working farm and a sanctuary for rescued farm animals. Their ambitious plans include educational programs focused on sustainable farming and healthy eating. The property is equipped with barns… The Times of India · Oct 8
Two Blind Rescue Cats Get Adopted To The Same Family And End Up Sharing The Same “Gotcha Day” Polly and Nacho were rescued separately from the streets of Beirut, both blind and in need of a second chance. After traveling thousands of miles to Tabby’s Place in New Jersey, they ended up being adopted by the same family exactly one year apart. Today, the two former strays are… Bored Panda · Oct 7
How much you need to retire in every state after Social Security—from $644,000 in North Dakota to $1 million in New Jersey There's no magic retirement number. Here's what you need in every state after Social Security. Fortune · Oct 7
Armed poll watchers: New Jersey’s 1981 racist voter intimidation campaign is a cautionary tale ahead of 2026 midterms In the history of voter suppression in the United States, including attempts to stop Black and Latino people from voting, Republican tactics in the 1981 New Jersey gubernatorial race stand out. The Conversation · Oct 7
EPA removed more than 52,000 tons of PCB-contaminated soil from a New Jersey Superfund site Cleanup efforts at the Unimatic Manufacturing Corporation Superfund Site in Fairfield, New Jersey have been completed. The US Environmental Protection Agency removed over 52,000 tons of contaminated soil and sediment from the site. As part of the process, the former manufacturing building was demolished to eliminate potential hazards. The areas… The Times of India · Oct 7
Restaurant chain backed by Oprah files for bankruptcy and abruptly closes 12 restaurants Restaurants shuttered in California, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Virginia The Independent UK · Oct 6
New Jersey congresswoman faces deadline in Trump case days after giving birth LaMonica McIver is only the 15th member of Congress have a baby while serving, and also the only member indicted for visiting ICE facility The Guardian - US · Oct 6
219 box turtles rescued after hundreds were dumped near New Jersey river The Mercer County Wildlife Center is diligently working to rehabilitate 219 abandoned box turtles, found near Cranford, New Jersey, back in July. A significant rescue operation was launched after these turtles were discovered by the riverbank. With winter on the horizon, the center is building outdoor enclosures to allow the… The Times of India · Oct 6
The Economic Times · Oct 5 Newark airport used coal waste in runways built for jumbo jets: What FHWA found 20 years later A 1970s pavement project at Newark International Airport in New Jersey used coal fly ash, lime, Portland cement and sand to create a stabilised base beneath runways and aircraft areas. A later Federal Highway Administration evaluation found the pavement sections were still performing satisfactorily after more than 20 years, while…
Medical Daily · Oct 4 New Jersey Confirms Its First West Nile Death of 2026 as Human Cases Climb to 26 Statewide New Jersey reports its first West Nile virus death of 2026 as cases hit 26. See which counties lead, who is most at risk, and how to avoid bites.
The Times of India · Oct 4 New Jersey teacher turns sheep into solar field workers, growing flock to 450 What began with a simple observation beside a solar field turned into an unusual farming business in New Jersey. When Julie Bishop noticed workers repeatedly mowing vegetation beneath and around solar panels, she saw an opportunity to put her sheep to work instead. A small flock grazing a single site…
Medical Daily · Oct 3 Fewer Than 1 in 10 Initial Screenings Asked About Sick Animals When Actors Posed as Bird Flu Patients Unannounced drills in New York, New Jersey, and the U.S. Virgin Islands found staff rarely asked about animal exposure, and only 1 in 4 clinicians wore full protective gear.
Reason · Oct 2 Red Mass Explosive Man Asked S. Ct. to "Remove Arizona from the United States" and "Declare It a 'Foreign Enemy'" From a Justice Department press release Monday: Louis Geri, 42, of Vineland, New Jersey, was sentenced today in U.S. District… The post Red Mass Explosive Man Asked S. Ct. to "Remove Arizona from the United States" and "Declare It a 'Foreign Enemy'" appeared first on Reason Magazine.
The Times of India · Oct 2 Long Branch Eminent-Domain Settlement: homeowners beat condo plan; agreement protects MTOTSA In Long Branch, New Jersey, local families stood firm against the city's move to utilize eminent domain for a redevelopment initiative targeting the MTOTSA neighborhood. In a significant 2008 appellate court decision, evidence was deemed insufficient for the city’s proposed acquisitions. By 2009, a protective agreement was established, ensuring homeowners…
BANG Premier · Oct 1 Jesse Eisenberg doesn't think about awards Jesse Eisenberg insists he isn't chasing Oscars success.
The Economic Times · Oct 1 Hawaii is America’s happiest state, and it’s more than beaches and sunshine: Health, life satisfaction and financial security helped it top the 50-state ranking Hawaii has been named the happiest state in America for 2026 according to WalletHub's analysis. The ranking considers various measures like emotional and physical well-being, work conditions, and finances. New Jersey and Utah follow closely, showing that happiness can be influenced by different factors. Hawaii's high life satisfaction and low…
The Economic Times · Oct 1 Sean Diddy Combs living like a king behind bars? Reports emerge about his pampered life in jail Sean 'Diddy' Combs is currently serving a 50-month sentence in Fort Dix federal prison, New Jersey. Reports suggest he pays fellow inmates for services such as cooking, cleaning, and even massages, allowing him to maintain a surprisingly comfortable lifestyle. Despite confinement, sources state he has managed to acquire contraband phones,…
International Business Times UK · Oct 1 Sean Combs Reportedly Headed Back To Solitary After Claims of 'Pampered' Prison Life Sean 'Diddy' Combs may return to solitary confinement at New Jersey's Fort Dix prison following allegations about contraband, special treatment and services from fellow inmates.
The Times of India · Oct 1 New Jersey woman paid $25 for mouldy table; 30 years later, it sold for $541,500 A New Jersey schoolteacher who bought a mouldy, pitch-black table at a garage sale for just $25 ended up owning a rare piece of American furniture worth more than half a million dollars. Claire Wiegand-Beckmann purchased the table roughly three decades before it appeared on Antiques Roadshow, when she was…