NJ Vindicator
Q&A with Tim Judson: Why New Jersey’s nuclear energy revival could prove costly
The longtime anti-nuclear advocate warns that subsidies, unresolved waste storage, and cheaper alternatives undermine the case for new reactors in New Jersey.
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7mSherrill says software error registered 6,600 noncitizens to vote in New Jersey
About 400 noncitizens later cast ballots, prompting a state investigation and renewed calls from Republicans for stricter voter identification laws
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6mChild trafficking indictment, statewide operation underscore New Jersey's anti-trafficking efforts
Two people were indicted in a child trafficking case, while a separate statewide operation identified 97 suspected victims and resulted in 71 arrests.
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6mNew Jersey Supreme Court limits eminent domain for private land swaps
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6mNew court filing raises questions about DHS plans for Roxbury ICE detention center
The latest filing contradicts a court notice from last week that said the agency intended to move forward with the Morris County project.
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4mNJ appeals court upholds Ringwood policy limiting teachers' political activity on school property
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