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I Defended Dale Caldwell. His Resignation Changed That (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Defending Dale Caldwell was not a popular position to take, for sure. I believe in due process and the presumption of innocence, so for me, it was an obvious choice, and I don't regret doing it. In my first article, I argued that anonymous allegations should not be enough to destroy someone's reputation. Caldwell denied the accusations; some witnesses appeared to contradict portions of the original claims, and I believed he deserved the same presumption of innocence and due process that we shoul
I interviewed an AI. Who was really doing the talking? (opens the original)
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My conversation with Tilly Norwood was engaging, entertaining and somewhat unsettling. It also raised a larger question: when an AI personality speaks, whose ideas are we really hearing? This past weekend on Newsmax, I interviewed Tilly Norwood, the AI-generated actress who has attracted attention in Hollywood and across the country. I went into the conversation curious and prepared to speak to 'her' as if she were nearly human. I came out of it fascinated, but also more concerned about where th
Time to Better Protect NJ Group Home Residents (opens the original)
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For thousands of New Jersey families caring for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, there is a question that never really goes away: Who will protect my child when I’m not there? That question is at the heart of the renewed effort to pass Billy Cray’s Law, legislation designed to increase transparency and accountability inside group homes serving some of New Jersey’s most vulnerable residents. The legislation is named for William “Billy” Cray, a 33-year-old man
This Is Sherrill’s Chance to Lead — Will She? (Opinion) (opens the original)
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New Jersey suddenly has a new person overseeing its elections just a few weeks before Election Day. Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell resigned Friday after Gov. Mikie Sherrill called on him to step down following an independent investigation into his conduct. Because Caldwell also served as secretary of state, his departure created a vacancy in the office responsible for overseeing New Jersey elections. Sherrill appointed Acting State Comptroller Shirley Emehelu as acting secretary of state. The
Manchester, NJ cops race into pond to save sinking driver (opens the original)
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Early Sunday morning, just before 5 o’clock, Manchester police officers Sean Rembach and Don Miller were already responding to another call when another emergency dispatch came through; a car had gone into a water hazard at a nearby golf course. According to the 9-1-1 call, the driver couldn’t get the door open, and the car was sinking. The officers raced to the gated community. When they arrived, they found the man sitting on top of his sinking car, desperately holding on and yelling for help.
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