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A British official on the forgotten anthrax attack
Britain is currently engulfed by a probing, controversial investigation into how their Government came to support the invasion of Iraq, replete with evidence that much of what was said at the time by both British and American officials was knowingly false, particularly regarding the unequivocal intention of the Bush administration to attack Iraq ...
Monmouth County gets federal funds to help pay for 'green' truck washes
Monmouth County will be receiving $500,000 in federal funds to help defray the cost of building an environmentally friendly truck wash facility for the county fleet.
AARP thanks Representatives Rush Holt and Frank Pallone for their votes in favor of better health care for every New Jerseyan.
Economic Stimulus Acta s Science Spending
Last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representatives Bill Foster , Bart Gordon , Rush Holt , Ed Markey and officials from the university community announced a new web site providing information on how approximately $21 billion provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was awarded for research and development, scientific equipment, ...
Reports clear pair on fort closing
Separate investigations by the Department of Defense's Inspector General found no wrongdoing on the part of two government officials who had key responsibilities in the 2005 decision to close Fort Monmouth.
Public Investment in Science Works For US, too
At a press conference earlier this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Congressman Rush Holt joined leading university leaders and researchers to launch a new initiative designed to emphasize the impact the economic stimulus package, ARRA, is having on scientific research and innovation and to promote the long-term public investment in R&D that ...
Old Bridge secures grant to complete police communications center
The township has secured a $500,000 grant to complete ongoing improvements being made in its police communications center.
Federal stimulus boosts research funding for major universities
Society as a whole will benefit after a huge boost in research funding from the federal stimulus to major universities, even if the jobs are only beginning to show up, scientists and congressional supporters said Tuesday.
House Science Subcommittee Hearing on Fusion Energy
"It is really important for us to understand the 'when" of this," said Brain Baird , chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Environment to a panel of witnesses testifying last month about fusion energy research.
Photo: Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and New Jersey Congressman Rush Holt visit a diagnostic imaging suite during a tour of University Medical Center at Princeton today.
Send N.J. Democrats in Congress packing
I'd like to thank 'Dictator' Barack Obama for taking our once-proud Republic a step closer to a socialist empire.
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Goldman case pushed to back burner
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Pelosi, Holt stump in New Jersey for health care reform
A group of doctors listen as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, left, talks about health care during a recent news conference.
American Sues F.B.I., Saying He Was Detained in Africa
A New Jersey man who contends that he was detained and mistreated in Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia in 2007 with the approval of the United States filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against F.B.I. agents and other unidentified American officials who he says interrogated him and threatened him with execution.
Holt defends 'aye' vote on healthcare reform
At a town hall meeting tonight in front of a crowd of supporters, detractors and agitators, U.S. Rep.
U.S. House version of health care bill reflects amendments by N.J. members
The health care reform bill, passed by five votes over the weekend by the House of Representatives, was in many ways made in New Jersey.
N.J. man alleges FBI torture threat in Kenyan jail
An American Muslim who was captured while fleeing Somalia in 2007 accused two FBI agents and two other U.S. officials Tuesday of illegally interrogating him and threatening torture while he was allegedly held at U.S. behest in Kenyan and Ethiopian jails.
N.J. man sues FBI arguing false imprisonment on al-Qaida ties suspicion
A New Jersey man alleged in a lawsuit today that U.S. officials were responsible for falsely imprisoning him for several months in Africa on suspicion of having ties to al-Qaida. Amir Meshal of Tinton Falls, Monmouth County, says that in December 2006 he fled Mogadishu, Somalia, where he had gone to study Islam, and was accused by U.S. officials ...
Holt should take a stand on catch shares
In the Nov. 3 article, 'Congressman shares concerns that fishery management plan may favor large commercial operations,' Rep.
Ceremonies to honor those who served
It was President Woodrow Wilson, former New Jersey governor, who first declared Nov.