The father whom named one of his children Adolf Hitler Campbell showed up attired in a full Nazi uniform and a Hitler mustache, for a Family Court hearing where he is fighting the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family…
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US Forecasters Predict Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season
Voice of America/voanews.com — U.S. government forecasters are predicting a busier than usual Atlantic hurricane season this year with as many as six major storms.
New Natural Gas Pipeline Into NYC Is Volatile Issue
Voice of America/voanews.com — New York City is crisscrossed with underground natural gas pipelines, many decades old, supplying cooking and heating gas to homes and businesses. But safety and environmental concerns about a new gas pipeline being built into Manhattan’s west side have given rise to protest, and calls for New York to move more quickly to sustainable forms of energy.
Manning’s Military Trial Begins
VOA News — More than three years after he was arrested, Army Private Bradley Manning’s court martial is underway at Fort Meade, Maryland, near Washington. The trial has begun for a U.S. soldier accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of…
[OPINION] The Climate Crisis Needs Obama’s Attention
WOODS HOLE, Mass. – A seemingly permanent sense of crisis has engulfed our political world – Benghazi, the sequester, the hunt for rogue IRS agents. President Obama must break free if he is to govern effectively. He can do so by speaking forcefully on the most profound crisis confronting this nation:
[OPINION] Economic Storm Clouds Ahead
Economic forecasters exist to make astrologers look good. But the recent jubilance is enough to make even weather forecasters blush. “Just look at the bull market! Look at home prices! Look at consumer confidence!”
Voice of the People: Armed Guards Will Not Make Schools Safe
Placing armed police officers in public schools would be a costly mistake in lieu of intelligence, sound judgment, and wisdom.
The Real Welfare Queens: A Single Walmart Costs Taxpayers Over $900,000
According to a study released by Congressional Democrats on Thursday, Walmart’s poverty wages are so measly that many of its workers are forced to rely on food stamps, Medicaid and other government aid programs to survive, which costs the American taxpayer over $900,000 for just one store.
Policy Group Says Smart Money Is In Education
STATE — Rather than cutting taxes, New Jersey policymakers should invest more in proven drivers of economic growth by spending more on public colleges and universities. Tax cut proposals that are being considered would drain the state’s revenues by about…
NJ Senate Approved 10 Gun Control Bills
STATE — The New Jersey Senate approved 10 gun control bills, three of which now head to Gov. Chris Christie’s desk and seven that must receive legislative clearance in the Assembly. All 17 Senate Republicans voted against legislation that would…