Republicans Announce Slate in NJ District 16 Legislative Race
The slate has declared unity for both the upcoming June primary and the general election in November.
The slate has declared unity for both the upcoming June primary and the general election in November.
Can you guess, from a brief GIF, whether you're looking at Saban's 'Power Rangers' or 'Transformers: The Last Knight'?
N.J. Assemblyman John Wisniewski is caught up in a war of words with his primary rival for the Democrats' gubernatorial nomination.
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New York City residents gave Bill de Blasio bad grades on public schools, homelessness, corruption and fiscal issues in the latest Quinnipiac University survey.
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Ciattarelli has raised over $280 thousand since his October candidacy announcement
SVU has long taught women to be on guard against predators, but rarely does it make a statement in such a uniquely bold fashion.
Gottheimer said he hopes to work with Republicans
In the '80s, rap was just another male-dominated music genre. A 14-year-old girl from the Queensbridge Housing Projects changed that forever.
Do you like when Adam Sandler does the weird, tight-lipped baby voice he's done since 1996? Great. 'Sandy Wexler' is coming to Netflix.
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Two former Brooklyn chefs bring 'Turkish-ish' to Hollywood Boulevard.
The first attempts at playwriting of two of the greats are currently nestled together in neighboring theaters on West 47th Street: At the Barrymore at present is The Present, the latest latter-day rewrite of Platonov, a five-hour, 300-plus-page opus Anton Chekhov dashed off at age 18 and never went back to. Next to it, previewing to open Jan. 19 at the Friedman, is Jitney, a 90-minute play August Wilson wrote in ten days in 1979 and revamped in 1996 after six consecutive Broadway successes.
Trump is about to enter the White House with multiple fronts in an ongoing skirmish with American intelligence—what happens next?
The Facebook founder went to Texas this week, and the photos he posted from the trip hint at political aspirations.
The windows are rather reminiscent of a certain Hitchcock film
The public platforms of musicians have fast became the only lectern for the voiceless as we head into the Presidential Inauguration.
You could always just make your own.
Berlin auctioneer Auctionata filed for insolvency, while Paddle8 will be spun off by an unnamed investor.
47 percent of Americans support the GOP agenda, while only 41 percent back the Democrats on policy
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This is a global battle for inclusion and freedom. It’s truly not about Trump in the end; it’s about humanity.
Your essential itinerary to where and when city, state and national politicians and activists will demonstrate over the next three days.