An appeals court had found her appointment was invalid.

The Supreme Court will review a subpoena that strikes at the heart of the First Amendment.

It is the first appeals court to weigh in on the administration’s tactics to keep preferred picks in top U.S. attorney posts.

It was fingerprinting galore when I lived in New Jersey. How about some coordination?

New Jersey pols resume the war on convenience.

A New Jersey couple built a house with a fresh, modern feel that still fits in with the historic properties in the area.

DNC Chairman Ken Martin had promised to publicly share the review’s findings, but now he says that doing so would create a distraction.

Finishing last comes at an increasingly steep cost, from roadside concerts to a date with a cardboard cutout.

Jason Gay$4,000 Nosebleeds: The Freakout Over World Cup Ticket PricesGlobal soccer fans learn the expensive realities of the American ticket-buying experience.

New York helped temper a half-century of heartbreak with some hardware in the recently created NBA Cup. They hope it’s a sign of things to come.

The president is railing over Senate tradition, but he’s pointing his finger in the wrong direction.

Two exhibitions, ‘Of Light and Air: Winslow Homer in Watercolor’ and ‘American Landscapes in Watercolor From the Corcoran Collection,’ offer glimmering views of the medium’s history.

Democrats won the odd-year elections in 2017, but Republicans are ready this time.

Another setback for inefficient power generation.

Politicians can no longer afford to give in to those who oppose every new pipeline proposal.

Public-union collective bargaining strikes taxpayers again.

Shell backed out of a wind-energy project despite huge subsidies.

Plus, jobs numbers for November and October, President Trump criticizes Rob Reiner and Nancy Mace’s unusual bid to be South Carolina’s next governor.

Jokes about the Pine Barrens abound. But visitors willing to look closer will find a place steeped in nature, history and adventure.

A local restaurateur spent roughly $6 million and several years restoring the historic property.

Mikie Sherrill won’t rule out a tax increase. That means count on it.

Gov Murphy’s last tax hike didn’t raise enough, so he’s back at it.

Republican Jack Ciattarelli is closing the gap with Rep. Mikie Sherill by arguing that high taxes and foolish energy policies are ruining the Garden State.

In Massachusetts, Gov. Healey boasted about blocking two gas pipelines. That’s embarrassing now.

The suspected gunman in the killing of a UnitedHealth executive has been in a Manhattan court in recent days.