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President Trumps Warrior Dividend for military members, announced as a new bonus, was revealed to be repackaged housing allowances. Critics, including politicians and veterans, accused the President of a shell game and a con, showing disrespect for the troops intelligence.

Newark Liberty International Airport, known for its holiday stress, introduced a unique solution: a team of four Golden Retrievers, part of the Hertz Gold Squad, greeted passengers at the Hertz Gold Plus counter, offering a moment of relaxation and joy. Travelers, initially unsure, quickly embraced the opportunity to pet the dogs, with many sharing stories about their own Golden Retrievers. The program, which started in Dallas, aims to bring comfort and joy during the hectic holiday period, with plans to return to various airports in 2026.

Former school employee, Darnell Williams, indicted in Ocean County for sexual assault and endangering a child, relating to an alleged assault of a young girl between 2010 and 2013. Hes already facing thirteen counts in Atlantic County, including sexual assault of a victim under thirteen and official misconduct. Williams, who was last employed by Hamilton Township Public Schools, is accused of inappropriately touching multiple victims in various locations, with charges still pending in Ocean County. He remains in Atlantic County jail.

Newark authorities urgently seek publics help in finding missing resident, Maliq J. Sanders, 27, last seen on Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard. Hes described as 65 African American with brown eyes, driving an orange Dodge Charger with NJ plate X93MSU. Contact NWK TIPS or website for anonymous tips.

UN report reveals alarming surge in civilian casualties in Ukraine, with at least 174 killed and 697 injured in May, marking a 31% rise from April. Kharkiv region, particularly hard-hit, due to Russian offensive and use of explosive weapons. Families displaced, infrastructure damaged, and actual casualty numbers likely higher due to verification challenges. International community urges end to violence and adherence to humanitarian law.

Kamala Harris explains Biden admins decision not to release Jeffrey Epstein files, emphasizing the importance of an independent Justice Department. She criticizes Trumps treatment of the department and expresses uncertainty about the full release of documents. Meanwhile, Democrats warn of legal consequences and form a task force to review the records, expressing concerns about potential redactions.

NJ.coms weekly Top Fifty rankings for boys indoor track athletes have kicked off, highlighting early season performances and past accomplishments. These rankings provide a comprehensive look at the athletes expected to shape the two thousand twenty-five to two thousand twenty-six indoor track season, featuring both established stars and rising newcomers.

Democrats release new Epstein photos, including potential evidence of human trafficking, as Trump administration deadline approaches. Photos show crossbows, pill bottles, and Lolita passages written on bodies. Travel documents and ID cards from foreign nations also found. Republicans accuse Democrats of selective release to embarrass the president.

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Senior acquitted of charges related to abusing his teenage daughter, despite allegations of hitting and emotionally abusing her. He secured a significant victory in his re-election, with his wife, La’Quetta Small, also facing charges. Mayor Small declared the verdict a win for everyone, maintaining his innocence and emphasizing the citys role in the trial.