Amazon and Wal-Mart employ the largest number of people whose low wages qualify them for Medicaid. But so do hospitals, nonprofits and some local governments would pay the tax, too.

Veteran "60 Minutes" correspondent says Trump admitted attacking press so "no one will believe" negative stories about him

The reporter dropped a bag containing $10K worth of equipment during protests.

How this detention center became a flashpoint: Delaney Hall was controversial before it opened. Nightly clashes made it an epicenter of resistance.

The news comes as the city's police force is taking over command of operations outside the detention facility.

All eyes are on Delaney Hall — even from people in Minnesota.

“It’s sad, it’s a sad day," says pepper-sprayed senator.

The number of reported cancer cases has exploded since NJ.com’s report on a possible cancer cluster.

The agency’s scientists and data contractors reviewed millions of patient records for studies that were pulled back before release.

New Jersey's system for reviewing public records request denials is broken.

An analysis of ICE arrest data exposes the gap between rhetoric and reality in the administration's immigration crackdown

Inspectors sanctioned the Vineland Developmental Center for these two incidents in January.

The Cherry Hill school district is suing Ben Shore, alleging he has filed numerous and “vexatious” public records requests with the district.

Dancers perform on the opening day of the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games.

One inmate paid lobbyists and lawyers with ties to the president’s team and walked free. Others are following his blueprint, but it is not always clear who can deliver.

President Donald Trump invited the men's and women's hockey teams after both won gold medals in overtime games against Canada.

Néstor Josias is 8 and is fed via a feeding tube.

In a tiny city where 60% of residents are Latino, immigrant families are skipping school, medical appointments and work as ICE picks up longtime residents, local leaders say.

A baby who needs medicine. A toddler whose detained mom may have breast cancer. A suicide attempt.

Year-long investigation found the group home was at fault. “Our goal is for every consumer to live in an environment of zero harm."

Nearly 90% of the economic burden from tariffs in 2025 was borne by US companies and consumers, according to a new study by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found.

Survivors of the late child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein released a video ad on Super Bowl Sunday, naming Pam Bondi specifically and saying simply, "We deserve the truth."Ex-CNN journalist Jim Acosta is...

Confusion over ICE operations abounds in New Jersey. It continued in several towns this weekend.

Lawyers representing 300 Epstein survivors filed a request Sunday for an "immediate takedown of the DOJ website hosting Epstein materials."

The decision marked another defeat for the Attorney General's office in the high-profile extortion case involving the South Jersey Democratic boss.

Paul Aronsohn logged 4,626 calls and home visits over nearly 8 years, encountering what he calls a dirty little secret that everybody knows about abuse in group homes.

At a packed Morristown library forum after January’s ICE sweep, advocates urged calm, caution and preparation amid rising enforcement fears.

Sherrill's inaugural speech was "fiesty" and "very New Jersey," said New Jersey's first female governor.

Three senior archbishops said recent events raise “basic questions about the use of military force” and have put America’s moral role “under examination.”

The legisation followed a report by NJ Advance Media which uncovered the abuse and medical neglect of a young woman with autism at a group home in Ocean County.