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New Jerseyans shouldn’t be crash-test dummies for self-driving technology. Let’s lead with safety. -- Opinion
A Tesla crash killed a New Jersey family last year. Pending legislation would require the kind of transparency and phased testing that could prevent future tragedies without blocking innovation.
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5m4 more NY corrections officers sentenced in inmate beating death case
Corrections officers beat inmate Messiah Nantwi last year at a state prison in Oneida County.
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5mThese Michigan counties have seen the largest drop in Medicaid coverage
All 83 counties reported enrollment drops between February 2025 and February 2026, with seven counties experiencing double-digit percentage decreases as officials work to understand the trend.
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6mBeating by 2 Syracuse football recruits in Philly left victim with concussion, broken bones, police say
After their beating, the man and woman uncovered evidence online that led to the players' arrest.
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5mStaten Island honors NYPD’s finest at Police Officer of the Year ceremony (68 photos)
The annual awards ceremony presented top awards to officers who demonstrated exceptional courage and commitment to public safety.
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5mWhy are N.J. courts taking so long to fix a First Amendment error against a local news site? -- Opinion
Weeks after ordering New Brunswick Today to remove truthful school security footage, the court still hasn't heard the news site's First Amendment defense — allowing unconstitutional censorship to succeed.