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Jersey City Ward E Councilman James Solomon is promoting a downtown meet and greet with U.S. Rep. Andy Kim and Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla.

It’s the day before Valentine’s Day, leaving all of us gift procrastinators one more day to step up. And this year, we all should work to do better than a last-minute purchase at CVS for brand name boxed chocolates and an uninspired card—or perhaps that’

Harry Truman, in his comeback win over Tom Dewey in the 1948 presidential election, railed against the “do-nothing Republican Congress.” Compared to the current Republican-controlled House of Representatives, however, that Congress, was a fount of product

As a smart woman who is completely unintimidated by the former president, Nikki Haley presents the kind of challenge that Donald Trump clearly doesn’t relish and often brings out the worst in him. We have seen that dynamic play out in the past week, sinc

Two of Hoboken Mayor Bhalla's adversaries are claiming he broke the municipal ethics code by doing a TV interview from the mayor's office.

International Holocaust Remembrance Day marks 79 years since the Auschwitz Concentration Camp was liberated.

Ron DeSantis’ dropping out of the race over the weekend and leaving Nikki Haley as the last Republican alternative to Donald Trump standing, raises the stakes even higher for her in today’s New Hampshire primary.

With 40 million of the 68 million strong Generation Z eligible to vote in 2024 and the rest following over the next few elections, this newest generation to enter the electorate will play an increasingly influential role in our politics.

This past Saturday, we marked the three-year anniversary of an unprecedented and violent attempt to block the peaceful transfer of power, incited by a president who was using the bully pulpit to repeatedly and falsely claim that the election was stolen as

For the past eleven years, I’ve written a New Year’s column listing reasons for optimism. Click and see how I did last year. This year, I do the same. It remains the nature of news and opinion writing that positive developments get short shrift.