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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — One of the longest-running gatherings for professional DJs will return to Atlantic City in August, bringing an estimated 5,000...
President Trump indicated Thursday he may temporarily pull Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general as two Republican senators withhold support over a controversial Justice Department settlement involving Trump's tax records and a proposed $1.8 billion fund.
A chance encounter at John Wayne Airport led to a life-changing fundraiser for a Navy veteran struggling with deteriorated knees. LaCinda Thackery's TikTok video sparked an outpouring of support that has restored one man's faith and enabled his retirement.
MAYS LANDING, NJ - On Monday, July 27, 2026, Imodd Brown Dillihay, 29, from Atlantic City, NJ, was charged with first-degree aggravated manslaughter...
PLEASANTVILLE, NJ – On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, Bryan Miranda, 32, from Pleasantville, NJ, was sentenced on two counts of Possession with Intent to...
The Casino Association of New Jersey is urging federal regulators to stop prediction market platforms from offering sports-related contracts, especially in states where sports betting remains illegal. The move comes after a federal court blocked the state's own attempt to ban one such platform.
A prominent downtown Ocean City building that's been empty since September 2024 has found a new tenant. Chase Bank has purchased the former Republic Bank location at Ninth Street and West Avenue.
A federal appeals court has breathed new life into allegations that Atlantic City's major casino operators used artificial intelligence software to coordinate room prices and overcharge customers. The lawsuit claims casinos shared sensitive pricing data through a platform that used AI algorithms to set rates.
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court, established three decades ago but never used, will convene Thursday for its inaugural case involving a Texas woman accused of supporting the Islamic State. The Justice Department seeks to deport Nazira Haji Zada, whose family members were previously convicted of plotting an election day attack.
Worldwide malnourishment has declined for three consecutive years, reaching 7.8% of the global population—the lowest rate since COVID-19 disruptions. Asia leads the improvement, while conflict zones continue to struggle with food insecurity.
Neuroscience research comparing young children to professional musicians has uncovered surprising findings about the nature of creativity, suggesting that the ability to create may be an inherent human capacity rather than a learned skill.
Scientists from Imperial College London report that spreading crushed basalt on newly planted forests increases carbon absorption by 27%. The findings come from a major Welsh study tracking 26,000 trees across 25 acres.
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