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Advocates in New Jersey want the state to dedicate $10 million annually to cancer research, funding they say is especially needed now that federal funding for scientific research has been cut drastically by the National Institutes of Health. (Photo courtesy of National Institutes of Health)

As federal funding for scientific...


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The lawsuit alleges the Trump administration is seeking the information so it can use it for immigration enforcement purposes. (Photo by Dana DiFilippo/New Jersey Monitor)

New Jersey and a group of other mostly Democratic-led states 


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As state-run health benefits plans rise in cost, some towns and school districts owe the plans tens of millions of dollars. Newark owed the State Health Benefits Program $11.4 million more than three years after it dropped coverage from the state-run plan. (Photo by New Jersey Monitor)

Municipalities and school districts ow...


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New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Fabiana Pierre-Louis authored Wednesday's opinion, seen as a victory for data brokers that believe Daniel's Law is unconstitutional. (Photo by Mary Iuvone/New Jersey Monitor)

The New Jersey Supreme Court handed a major victory Wednesday to dozens of data firms that have alleged a state law t...


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Nonprofit advoacy group Feeding America has surveyed food insecurity since 2011 and produces an annual study to help illustrate the scope of the problem. (Photo by U.S. Department of Agriculture)

Food insecurity nearly doubled in New Jersey since 2020, with some 1.2 million people struggling to regularly afford food here, a...


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