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Menendez urges Jews to reach out to Latinos
Sen. Robert Menendez urged the Jewish community to create a stronger relationship with Latinos to forge a common bond in support of both Israel and Latin America.
Homeless veterans focus of Sen. Menendez hearing
William Wise, a South Jersey resident and Vietnam War veteran, was homeless until someone told him about a temporary housing and rehabilitation program run by the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
Democrat expects Fisher to beat Brunner in primary
It certainly is no secret who the head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is assuming will be his party's nominee for the 2010 Senate race in Ohio.
Suburban Voters Likely Lowered The Boom On Corzine
Share + Nov 4, 2009 12:48 am US/Eastern Reporting Christine Sloan EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. Despite a last-minute push from President Barack Obama incumbent Jon Corzine's campaign just couldn't muster enough momentum to beat Chris Christie.
Guests for the Sunday TV news shows
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ___ ABC's "This Week" - Democratic National Chairman Tim Kaine and Republican National Chairman Michael Steele.
PRUDEN: Corpse sits up, gets nice salute
Neither Barack Obama nor Nancy Pelosi can be as clueless as they want us to think they are.
N.J. Democrats, Corzine supporters energized as polls close
More than an hour after polls closed, the crowd at Corzine's headquarters remained subdued.
Democrats: GOP backlash likely in '10
Top Democrats predicted that the backlash against the Republican Party in a New York congressional election Tuesday marked the start of a wave that will continue in key 2010 Senate races, saying they think independent voters will abandon a divided Republican Party.
Republican Christie captures N.J. governor's race
Republican Chris Christie toppled Democratic Gov. Jon S. Corzine, capturing the New Jersey governor's office on a wave fueled by voters anxious about their economic future.
Menendez Will Propose Legislation to Ban 'Texting While Flying'
The office of Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., issued the following news release: The pilots of Northwest Airlines Flight 188, which overshot its destination by 150 miles while carrying 147 passengers from San Diego to Minneapolis last week, have told authorities that they were at least partially distracted by laptop computers in the cockpit.
Net safety conference to call for digital citizenship
This week nearly 400 Internet safety advocates are expected to attend the third annual Family Online Safety Institute Conference and Exhibition in Washington, D.C. The event, which is expected to draw attendees from 14 countries, is a gathering of Internet safety advocates from industry, nonprofit groups, academia, and government.
Sen. Menendez should be commended
To the Editor: As an avid follower of health care discussions, I am happy to see that there are legislators working to improve quality and ensure access to health care benefits.
Former Hispanic farmers fight for right to sue USDA
In their straw hats, rolled up sleeves and work boots, a dozen or so Latinos who gathered by a field of ripening strawberries still look like farmers.
If not by Turkey and Armenia, the protocols could be signed by any other country
Is Armenia ready to appear in the eyes of the world community a nation, doubting the slaughter of half a million of her countrymen? 27.10.2009 GMT+04:00 The Armenian nation has an extremely unpleasant trait of character; we believe that everyone owes us and, accordingly we shape our foreign policy on this premise.
Chaffetz fears Congress may force gambling in Utah
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, worries that Congress is about to legalize online gambling and that it could unintentionally lead to legalizing all forms of gambling in Utah.
US Senate approves Pak defence bill with 'India-centric' riders over balance of power in region
Washington, Oct.23 : The US Senate has approved a defence bill for Pakistan with added restrictions that the military assistance being provided to that country should not 'upset the balance of power' in the region.
Should Poker Put the Skill-Game Issue Aside?
Ever since the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act was passed by Congress three years ago, poker advocates have been trying to distinguish poker from other forms of gambling as a skill game.
Funeral arrangements for Sen. Robert Menendez's mother
Funeral arrangements for Sen. Robert Menendez's mother have been announced, according to a report on PolitickerNJ.com. Funeral arrangements have been announced for Sen.
President Obama will visit N.J. days before election in support of Corzine
President Obama will make his third visit this year to New Jersey on November 1 in support of Gov.
Menendez: - Obama committed to Israel'
Sen. Robert Menendez told an audience of several hundred Jews in Lawrenceville there is "no doubt in my mind" that President Barack Obama is "certainly committed to the State of Israel." Speaking at Adath Israel Congregation Oct.
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