How Phil Murphy Caused New Jersey Electricity Prices to Soar
Sound energy policy is on the ballot in the Garden State this November.
Bondi Fires Newly Appointed New Jersey Prosecutor in Clash With Judges
The attorney general blasts judges for not allowing Alina Habba, a Trump ally, to continue leading the U.S. attorney’s office.
Democrats’ Gerrymander Flub
They’ve escalated a war in which the Republicans have a structural advantage.
Chemours Swings to Loss, Despite Higher Revenue
The Wilmington, Del.-based chemicals company’s loss was primarily driven by litigation-related charges tied to an environmental settlement with New Jersey and related tax impacts.
Questions for Mahmoud Khalil
After his detention, the Columbia protester is on a media tour to boost his image—but won’t condemn Hamas.
Taxpayers Should Beware the Costly SALT Cap Phaseout Zone
It may end up better to jettison the whole SALT apparatus and settle for the standard deduction.
Cory Booker Accuses Democratic Colleagues of Being ‘Complicit’ in Trump Agenda
In rare Democratic Party tussle, New Jersey senator said colleagues needed to ‘have a backbone.’
The Cherry on Top of Their New $525,000 Pool: A Custom $675,000 Pool House
The New Jersey homeowners went all out on the 900-square-foot space, which includes contemporary Italian art and a cedar sauna cabin
How an NYC Suburb Is Actually Managing to Bring Rents Down
New Rochelle embraces development and makes it easy to build, leading to thousands of new apartments.
A Risky Plan for Social Security
A ‘sovereign wealth fund’ won’t fill the funding gap and may actually make the problem worse.
Climate Lawyers Try a New Approach
Heatstroke killed Julie Leon on a 108-degree day. A lawsuit blames oil companies.
Former Trump Lawyer Emil Bove Confirmed to Federal Appeals Court
The Justice Department official was narrowly approved on a 50-49 vote despite pushback from Democrats.
Cory Booker, Senate’s Mr. Nice Guy, Starts to Throw Some Punches
The Democratic senator ran for president on love in 2020. Ahead of another possible bid in 2028, he is changing the formula.
Orsted Shares Tumble After Halting of U.S. Wind Project Sale; $9.4 Billion Rights Issue Proposal
The decision to stop the sale comes after developments in the U.S. wind market disrupted the renewable-energy company’s asset sale plans.
The NBA’s Audacious Plan for New Teams and Even More Money—Across the Atlantic Ocean
America’s premier basketball league wants to expand operations to Europe. It sets up a potential showdown with the existing EuroLeague.
A New Front in Trump’s Clash With the Judiciary: Appointing Prosecutors
With Senate gridlock, judges are tasked with installing U.S. attorneys—and they are rejecting some of the president’s picks.
A Megamerger Creates America’s First Coast-to-Coast Rail Operator
With the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern deal, a single company would control coast-to-coast rail shipments for first time in U.S. history.
Texas Reopens the Gerrymander Wars
Congress could limit the mutual assured political destruction as partisans move to redistrict more than once a decade.
Out of Business but a Winner in Court
The administrative state can’t be prosecutor, judge and jury.
GOP Is Strong in Virginia and New Jersey
Democrats won the odd-year elections in 2017, but Republicans are ready this time.
New Jersey Commuters Get Mugged
Public-union collective bargaining strikes taxpayers again.
New Jersey Reaps the Wind, Again
Shell backed out of a wind-energy project despite huge subsidies.
Trump, New Jersey and the ‘War on Stupidity’
Another setback for inefficient power generation.
New York and New Jersey Need Natural Gas
Politicians can no longer afford to give in to those who oppose every new pipeline proposal.
Washington’s Chance to Become America’s Team
A new poll finds few U.S. adults like the name of D.C.’s NFL franchise.