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Protect College Sports Act passed the Senate. Here's how it voted.

Protect College Sports Act passed the Senate. Here's how it voted.

The Senate passed it 77-22 with Republicans nearly united. In the House, the GOP has 218 seats, and at least five of its members are critics.

Jeremy Feigenbaum, Former New Jersey Solicitor General, Joins Jenner Block to Lead New York Appellate Practice

Jeremy Feigenbaum, Former New Jersey Solicitor General, Joins Jenner Block to Lead New York Appellate Practice

Jeremy Feigenbaum, Former New Jersey Solicitor General, Joins Jenner Block to Lead New York Appellate Practice

Senate passes major overhaul of college sports rules: 'Bringing order to chaos'

Senate passes major overhaul of college sports rules: 'Bringing order to chaos'

The Protect College Sports Act, which aims to impose guardrails on NIL spending, coaching movement and more, passed the Senate on Monday.

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Erica Crawley’s VIP tickets to Post Malone concert face inquiry

Erica Crawley’s VIP tickets to Post Malone concert face inquiry

Erica Crawley’s VIP tickets to a county-funded concert are headed to the Ohio Ethics Commission for review.

Nor'easter causes chaos. Updates on damage, flooding and power outages

Nor'easter causes chaos. Updates on damage, flooding and power outages

A nor'easter that brought severe flooding to the Northeast is still prompting weather advisories as it lingers near the New Jersey coast.

Rare September Nor’easter Floods New Jersey

Rare September Nor’easter Floods New Jersey

A rare September nor’easter has caused significant flooding in coastal areas of New Jersey, particularly around Atlantic City. The storm, fueled by the contrast between warm and cold air, brought heavy rain and strong winds over the weekend. High tides on Saturday led to floodwaters between 2 and 3 feet, inundating homes and vehicles. Governor Mikie Sherrill reported that first responders rescued dozens of people from the affected areas. Severe dune erosion has also been observed along Atlantic City beaches, and officials warn that additional flooding is possible as high tides persist into Monday. No fatalities have been reported so far, but the full extent of the damage remains unclear as floodwaters have yet to recede.

Nor'easter Weakens, Flooding Persists in New Jersey

Nor'easter Weakens, Flooding Persists in New Jersey

A powerful nor'easter that impacted the East Coast over the weekend is now weakening as it moves away from New Jersey. The storm brought damaging winds, heavy rainfall, coastal flooding, and beach erosion, prompting New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill to declare a state of emergency for eight counties. Voluntary evacuations were issued in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, where roads were flooded. While the system is dissipating, flooding remains a concern during high tide, particularly in bays, harbors, and sounds. The storm's effects are expected to linger in the Northeast through Monday, with dry weather returning afterward. Meanwhile, Hurricane Polo is heading toward Baja California, and Hawaii continues to experience residual impacts from Hurricane Nolo.

Man gets 6 years in prison for taking explosives to church hosting annual Red Mass for justices

Man gets 6 years in prison for taking explosives to church hosting annual Red Mass for justices

A New Jersey man has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison for taking homemade explosive devices to a Washington, D.C., church that was preparing for an annual Mass celebrating the start of the Supreme Court’s term

Northeast Faces More Rain Before Nor’easter Finally Fades

Northeast Faces More Rain Before Nor’easter Finally Fades

A powerful nor’easter will continue affecting the Northeast into Monday, with coastal flooding, strong winds and heavy rain before conditions gradually improve Monday night. New Jersey and New York saw some of the worst coastal flooding Sunday, while another round of rain is expected from Long Island to Maine through Monday morning. Rainfall totals could reach 4–8 inches along the coast from Atlantic City to Boston, with a local maximum of 13 inches. Most impacts should ease by late Monday, while a few showers may linger in Maine into Tuesday.

Jenner Block Strengthens Appellate Team with Former New Jersey Solicitor General Jeremy Feigenbaum

Jenner Block Strengthens Appellate Team with Former New Jersey Solicitor General Jeremy Feigenbaum

Jenner & Block LLP has announced that former New Jersey Solicitor General Jeremy Feigenbaum has joined the firm as a partner. Feigenbaum will be part of the firm's appellate team, bringing significant experience as a U.S. Supreme Court advocate. For six years, Feigenbaum was instrumental in building and leading appellate matters for the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office under two Democratic administrations. His move to Jenner & Block's New York office, which comprises approximately 85 attorneys, is expected to keep him actively involved in high-profile cases before various important courts across the country. Jenner co-managing partners have lauded Feigenbaum as one of the most accomplished appellate lawyers of his generation.

Flash Flooding and Severe Storms Threaten NYC Area

Flash Flooding and Severe Storms Threaten NYC Area

A slow-moving low-pressure system is expected to bring multiple rounds of heavy showers and thunderstorms to the New York City metro area, northeast New Jersey, southwest Connecticut, and the lower Hudson Valley from today through Wednesday. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned of scattered to numerous instances of flash flooding in urban areas, poor drainage zones, low-lying regions, and along quick-responding streams. Additionally, there is a 5% probability of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, with damaging wind gusts of 60-70 mph possible, particularly in northeast New Jersey and New York City. The NWS has highlighted the potential for life-threatening flash flooding in the affected areas. (Source: National Weather Service, 5:06 AM EDT, September 27, 2026)

U.S. Representative Mike Kelly's Congressional Internship Program Provides Experience for University Students

U.S. Representative Mike Kelly's Congressional Internship Program Provides Experience for University Students

U.S. Representative Mike Kelly, who serves Pennsylvania's 16th Congressional District, offers congressional internships to university students. Jaxon Mozzocio, a junior at the University of Pittsburgh majoring in Political Science with a minor in Law, Criminal, Justice, & Society, is currently serving in one such internship. Mozzocio, originally from Neshannock, Pennsylvania, is also the Executive Vice Chair of Community Governmental Relations for the Student Government Board and a member of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity on campus. He is expected to graduate in the fall of 2027. This program provides students with direct exposure to the workings of the U.S. House of Representatives and the legislative process.