NJ Vindicator
Paramount and Warner Bros. pause $110 billion merger deal as New Jersey antitrust case moves forward
New Jersey and 11 other states argue the deal would reduce competition, raise prices, and leave consumers with fewer entertainment choices.
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3mNew Jersey creates new unit to investigate discrimination in schools
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3mNew Jersey challenges Trump administration rules tied to counterterrorism grants
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7mFederal nursing home inspection changes raise concerns among advocates for residents
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