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October 15, 2022

New Jersey Politics

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Man who went to U.S. Capitol with his son convicted at trial of all Jan. 6 charges

James Rahm Jr. traveled to Washington, D.C. with his son, who is also charged with entering the Capitol.

By Kevin Shea | For NJ.com

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Redlining is not a thing of the past | Opinion

Despite our self-image as a modern, progressive state, New Jersey has a troubling record of banks failing to serve communities of color.

By Star-Ledger Guest Columnist

Politics

Murphy headed to Florida to help raise money for Democrats battling DeSantis

The governor will be the keynote speaker at the 18th annual Truman-Kennedy-Johnson Gala.

By Matt Arco | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Politics

Voter registration for N.J. general election ends Tuesday. Here are other key dates.

The midterms will decide which party controls Congress next year. New Jersey has 12 congressional districts.

By Staff reports

Morris

N.J. doctor who fought for compassionate end-of-life care dies at 93

Dr. Joseph Fennelly was a physician and ethicist from Morris County.

By Jackie Roman | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Education

N.J. colleges can’t hold your transcript hostage under proposed state law

On Thursday, the Assembly's Higher Education Committee unanimously passed the bill barring New Jersey colleges and universities from withholding transcripts from students and former students who owe money to the school.

By Tina Kelley | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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