WASHINGTON – The US Justice Department (DOJ) is demanding data from New Jersey on non-US-citizens the state says were accidentally registered to vote, as the Trump administration seeks to use the ...

New Jersey officials have acknowledged a serious failure in the state’s voter registration system: Roughly 6,600 people who identified themselves as non-U.S. citizens were mistakenly added to the ...

New Jersey's governor says about 6,600 people who indicated they were noncitizens were nonetheless registered to vote in the state because of a Motor Vehicle Commission system error.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A software screw-up at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission led to approximately 6,600 non-citizens getting added to the Garden ...

2026 MLB All-Star Game winners and losers: Yankees start the fireworks, American League pitchers dominate Three runs driven in by Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice in the first inning were all the AL needed ...

University of Hawaii Economics professor Michael Roberts speaks during a legislative briefing on alternative energy in April. In an emailed statement Tuesday, Green told the Star-Advertiser that he ...

The distribution deal follows Elon Musk promoting the banned film with a brief free download on X. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief The movie written and directed by Uwe Boll, the German filmmaker ...

Elon Musk posted Armie Hammer’s “Citizen Vigilante” to his X account on Friday, sharing the controversial indie-actioner with his 240 million followers. The link was active for about 48 hours and went ...

The film is one of Hammer's first indie projects since he was dropped by his agency following allegations of sexual misconduct in 2021. Writer-director Uwe Boll says a sequel is coming next year. By ...

This year's New York Mets are the new worst team money can buy. The Mets' $329 million payroll, the largest in the league, has been all for naught, as they are currently tied for the fourth-worst ...

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