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Hydroxychloroquine may help some with COVID, study shows
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Hydroxychloroquine may help some with COVID, study showsA study by Hackensack Meridian Health shows the controversial anti-inflammatory drug may help people with mild COVID symptoms. - Life
LGBTQ community hopeful for progress under Biden
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LGBTQ community hopeful for progress under BidenAfter Donald Trump's time in office, the LGBTQ community is optimistic about restoration and advancement of rights under President Joe Biden. - Charles Stile
Trump's final gift to NJ is crony justice | Stile
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Trump's final gift to NJ is crony justice | StileAs he decamped the White House last week, Donald Trump tossed out pardons to New Jersey influencers like confetti. - New Jersey
NJ residents with disabilities begin to get COVID shots
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NJ residents with disabilities begin to get COVID shotsOn Jan. 22, 100 residents with developmental disabilities were some of the first of the high-risk community to get vaccinated. - New Jersey
COVID complicates housing for homeless LGBTQ youth
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COVID complicates housing for homeless LGBTQ youthYoung LGBTQ people are more likely to become homeless than non-LGBTQ youth, but few shelters support their needs, especially during the pandemic. - Life
Home furnishings to banish viruses, bacteria
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Home furnishings to banish viruses, bacteriaInterior designers and manufacturers are offering homeowners solutions to reduce the spread of germs and other harmful particles. - Weather
1 to 6 inches of snow predicted in NJ winter storm
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1 to 6 inches of snow predicted in NJ winter stormA winter storm will most likely arrive to New Jersey by Monday afternoon, potentially leaving a wintry mix of snow, ice and rain for most parts of the state. - Coronavirus
NJ confirms 2 cases of new, more contagious COVID
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NJ confirms 2 cases of new, more contagious COVIDThe virus variant is much more contagious than the strain that has already killed 400,000 Americans, but does not seem to cause more severe illness. - Coronavirus
NJ residents moving mountains to get COVID shot
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NJ residents moving mountains to get COVID shotA COVID shot has become one of the most coveted items in New Jersey after 4 million were made eligible for a few hundred thousand available doses. - New Jersey
Former exec paying $5M to settle opioid lawsuit, Grewal says
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Former exec paying $5M to settle opioid lawsuit, Grewal saysThe suit claimed his company bribed health care professionals to write improper prescriptions for a powerful opioid. - News
NJ airport workers, lawmakers rally for health benefits
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NJ airport workers, lawmakers rally for health benefitsA New Jersey bill that would give a health care benefit supplement to frontline COVID workers sparked a rally on Monday. - Coronavirus
NJ's COVID vaccine plan appears ripe for cheating
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NJ's COVID vaccine plan appears ripe for cheatingNJ's program is running almost entirely on an honor system. No documentation is required to prove you belong to an eligible group.
- New Jersey
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NJ unemployment: $300 payments to go out Jan. 19
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NJ unemployment: $300 payments to go out Jan. 19New Jersey workers waiting for the extra $300 in weekly jobless benefits should hopefully receive these payments on Jan. 19, Gov. Phil Murphy said. - News
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Murphy defends vaccines for smokers before teachers
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Murphy defends vaccines for smokers before teachersThe state makes COVID vaccine decisions 'based on medical fact and not on political want,' Phil Murphy said at a news conference. - Coronavirus
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COVID vaccine providers turning away NJ residents
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COVID vaccine providers turning away NJ residentsThe expansion means at least 3.5 million residents are vying for roughly 144,000 available vaccine doses as of Friday. - Politics
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Capitol PD confirm 'reconnaissance' tour investigation
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Capitol PD confirm 'reconnaissance' tour investigationU.S. Capitol Police confirmed an investigation of allegations from Mikie Sherrill of Congress escorting groups through the Capitol complex. - New Jersey
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Licenses for undocumented immigrants coming in May
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Licenses for undocumented immigrants coming in MayThe state approved new regulations on Friday. The licenses were originally expected by Jan. 1, but training was delayed by the pandemic - Coronavirus
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NJ schools & COVID vaccines: What you need to know
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NJ schools & COVID vaccines: What you need to knowWhen will teachers and students get the vaccine? Can schools require it? Your COVID-19 questions answered. - New Jersey
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NJ officials mum on protest security. Experts say this
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NJ officials mum on protest security. Experts say thisExperts say authorities will probably follow a typical anti-riot playbook - dump trucks to block streets, perimeter barriers, bean-bag guns. - News
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What Rep. Sherrill said on Capitol tours, investigation
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What Rep. Sherrill said on Capitol tours, investigationLet's be clear, there's no way those groups could have gotten into the Capitol without a Member of Congress or a staff member of a member of Congress. - Columnists
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My family fled Mao. Capitol riots are a reminder | Chao
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My family fled Mao. Capitol riots are a reminder | ChaoMy parents fled Asia fearing that a cult-like leader would destroy not just freedom and the economy, but common decency. - Nation
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Trump impeachment: How NJ delegation voted
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Trump impeachment: How NJ delegation voted10 Democrats in NJ's congressional delegation cast votes for the second impeachment of President Donald Trump. Here's what the NJ legislators said. - Crime
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FBI arrests NJ man who attended Capitol riot
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FBI arrests NJ man who attended Capitol riotA NJ man has been federally charged as one the rioters who allegedly entered the Capitol last week in an attempt to disrupt a congressional session. - Politics
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NJ Rep. Mikie Sherrill: Some Congress members gave 'reconnaissance' tours
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NJ Rep. Mikie Sherrill: Some Congress members gave 'reconnaissance' toursRep. Mikie Sherrill has claimed she saw congressional colleagues lead groups on "reconnaissance" surveys of the Capitol ahead of the Jan. 6 riot.
