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(CTN News) – Truth Social reports that Trump expects to be arrested in the hush money case involving adult film star Stormy Daniels on Tuesday. He requested that his supporters protest his indictment in New York, Georgia, or federal court for any of the criminal investigations involving campaign payments, election interference, efforts to overturn his defeat in the 2020 presidential election, and the keeping of top secret documents. According to his post on Saturday, “Protest, take our nation back! ” Trump could be indicted next week as the Manhattan district attorney’s office investigates the hush money case. Trump posted a message on Truth Social referring to himself in the third person without any official confirmation, including the following statement: “The far and away leading Republican candidate and former president of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday.” Officials in New York have made security preparations for an indictment of Trump. The … [Read more...] about On Tuesday, Trump Says He’ll Be Arrested In a New York Criminal Case

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin BeiGene, a global biotech company with offices in China, Switzerland and Cambridge, Mass., expects to finish construction of a $700 million investment site in Hopewell, New Jersey next year, the company said in a press statement on Tuesday. BeiGene had targeted a mid-2023 completion for what it calls the “Princeton West Innovation Campus” when the project was announced in Aug. 2021 . It said in Nov. 2021 that construction of the initial phase was expected to be finished in late-2023 or in 2024. The facility will have approximately 400,000 square feet of commercial-stage biologic pharmaceutical manufacturing space with the ability to add 600,000 more over time. It will also have late-stage research and clinical development capabilities, BeiGene said. “The progress we are making in building our flagship U.S. biologics manufacturing and R&D facility at the Princeton West Innovation Campus is especially … [Read more...] about BeiGene Expects To Finish Construction At $700 Million New Jersey Site In 2024

PHOTO: Tourists are being evacuated from the seaside town - VN Express After the surprise appearance of 3 new Covid-19 cases, Vietnam officials announced they are evacuating 80,000 people from the central coastal city of Da Nang, mostly tourists. Any festive activities, celebrations, religious ceremonies, sports activities and crowded events in public places, stadiums and large venues are now banned. “The evacuation will take at least four days with domestic airlines operating approximately 100 flights daily from Danang to 11 Vietnamese cities.” Vietnamese PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc has re-issued a stay-at-order for the entire city, a restriction that had been lifted back in April after the country had successfully suppressed the first wave of the virus. Related news ICC issues war crimes arrest warrant for Putin 14 hours ago Over 50% of Gen Z in Asia, and world, suffers with poor mental health 2 days ago 2 residents have been … [Read more...] about Vietnam evacuates 80,000 following 3 new Covid-19 cases in Da Nang

New Jersey residents are caught in a concealed carry application backlog following a landmark Supreme Court case in June that struck down many gun laws across the country. Nine months after the ruling, “thousands” of residents are still waiting for approval. “There’s all kinds of delays, and it’s a problem that exists sprinkled throughout the state,” Scott Bach, executive director of the New Jersey Pistol and Rifle Association, told the New Jersey Monitor. Thousands of residents are struggling to obtain concealed carry permits in New Jersey following a landmark Supreme Court case in June that struck down many gun laws across the country, according to The New Jersey Monitor. As many as 200,000 people were expected to apply for a concealed carry permit in New Jersey following the ruling , which struck down the “special need” requirement for applicants, but nine months later, “thousands” of residents are still waiting while the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) “ignores” … [Read more...] about ‘Egregious Delays’: New Jersey Gun Owners Struggle To Get Concealed Carry Permits After Landmark SCOTUS Case

As misinformation and conspiracy theories continue to proliferate online, it’s not enough that social media platforms attempt to prevent misleading content. They may never stop the deluge of disinformation, so experts have also started calling for more media literacy , teaching people how to critically assess the information they’re exposed to. According to one recent survey , just 38% of people said they learned how to analyze media messaging in high school. That percentage is set to change for students in New Jersey who will now be required to learn media-literacy skills under new legislation signed this week by Governor Phil Murphy. The bill requires that the New Jersey Department of Education develop standards in “information literacy” for K-12 students, with the goal of helping kids find, evaluate, and “effectively use” information, learn critical-thinking skills, and differentiate between facts and opinions, and primary and secondary sources. “Our … [Read more...] about New Jersey mandates media literacy for K-12 students

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin New York City FC made a stuttering start to the 2023 Major League Soccer season, losing its opening game 2-0 to Nashville and drawing 1-1 with Chicago Fire. The MLS schedule handed head coach Nick Cushing and his team two away games to kick off the new season, travelling first to Tennessee and then to Illinois, returning to New York with just one point. The home opener against Inter Miami was more encouraging, and that’s perhaps no surprise given NYCFC regularly has one of the best home records in the league. Despite worries about the departure of many key players in the past year, including the spine of the team from goalkeeper Sean Johnson to goalscorer Taty Castellanos, there was something more familiar about the team’s play once it was back in the Bronx. NYCFC created a few chances against Inter Miami, with an expected goals score of 1.45 - 0.30 in its favor, indicating the 1-0 win was deserved. The low … [Read more...] about New York City FC’s Home Comforts In The Bronx And Queens

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin I’ve been to a zillion press conferences that have been held to introduce new boat models over the last 25 years or so. So, please believe me when I say, nobody, absolutely nobody , in the boat business introduces new semi-custom sportfishing models quite like Viking Yachts President and CEO Pat Healey. He smiles. His voice caries. He talks about how much his customers mean to him. He reminds the group of assembled journos how much he and his team “love to fish and build boats.” And he really means what he says when he describes how proud he is of the boats his New Jersey-based, family-owned company have built in the past, and how excited he is to introduce two new flagships Viking Yachts have developed to meet the demands of some of the most demanding boat owners in the world—offshore sportfishermen. And he should be proud. The new Viking 90 sportfish and Valhalla 55 center console that were introduced last … [Read more...] about Viking Yachts Go Very Big With The Introduction Of Two New Flagship Sportfishing Boats—Valhalla 55 And Viking 90

When Denver District Court Judge Eric Johnson rejected a plea agreement in a white-collar crime case last week, he gave a very specific reason for throwing out the deal. “Justice in this society cannot be seen as buying oneself out of a felony conviction,” the judge told defendant Steve Bachar, who’d accepted an offer from the Denver District Attorney’s Office that would have allowed him to avoid jail time and have a felony theft conviction wiped from his record if he pleaded guilty and met certain conditions, including paying $174,000 upfront to the victim in the case. Johnson called the deal “contrary to justice” during the hearing Friday and noted that people have gone to prison for stealing much less money. His refusal to accept the deal put a spotlight on plea bargains in which prosecutors require defendants to pay upfront restitution as part of the agreement, a practice seen on occasion in Colorado’s courts. Critics like Johnson say the deals unfairly give wealthy … [Read more...] about Avoid prison by paying up? Judge’s ire in Steve Bachar case spotlights plea deals contingent on money upfront

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg pushed back Thursday against demands from top House GOP leaders to testify about his investigation into former President Donald Trump, calling their request an “unprecedented inquiry” into a local prosecution and questioning its legislative purpose, as the Trump criminal probe appears to be wrapping up. Key Facts Bragg called the letter, written earlier this week by Reps. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), James Comer (R-Ky.) and Bryan Steil (R-Wis.), an “unlawful incursion into New York’s sovereignty” and said that Congress was not the “appropriate branch” to review a pending criminal case. The Manhattan district attorney suggested the inquiry came at the request of Trump’s lawyers, who Bragg said urged House GOP members to intervene, and noted it “only came after Donald Trump created a false impression that he would be arrested” on Tuesday. Bragg offered to meet with … [Read more...] about Manhattan D.A. Calls House GOP’s Investigation Of Trump Criminal Probe ‘Unlawful’

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin By Jordan Langs, Program and Development Associate, Moms Helping Moms Foundation Imagine if toilet paper was not provided in school – a place you spend eight hours a day, five days a week, ten months a year, for about twelve years as a child. How would that impact your mental health and physical wellbeing? Your school attendance? Your ability to do well in school and go on to attend further schooling? While BYO toilet paper may never be something we have to worry about, lacking access to menstrual products is a harsh reality for millions of individuals who menstruate. It’s about time we changed that. What you can't see: period poverty in America Period poverty, an invisible form of poverty that affects over 22 million people in the United States, is the inability to afford or access the necessary menstrual products needed to manage a period. Recent studies show that 2 in 5 people who menstruate experience period … [Read more...] about New Year, Same Old Fight. It’s 2022, Yet More Than Half Of The Population Is Still Paying The Price For A Natural Bodily Function.