
From a 153-year-old obscenity law to court rulings to FDA actions, these are the ways a 'safe' state's rules can topple

From a 153-year-old obscenity law to court rulings to FDA actions, these are the ways a 'safe' state's rules can topple
(Steve Hockstein/NJ Advance Media via AP, Pool, File)Where the two major party candidates stand on issues with little public attention
(AP Photo/Darron Cummings, File)NJ affiliates will continue to deliver services but ineligible for Medicaid funding
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)Planned Parenthood files suit to block ‘backdoor abortion ban’

Some GOP lawmakers want to cut Planned Parenthood's federal funding
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)GOP senators propose cutting more from Medicaid, keeping $10,000 cap on SALT deduction
(Spiller campaign; Sweeney campaign; AP Photo/John Minchillo; Newark Mayor's Office; AP Photo/Andrew Harnik; NJSN; AP Photo/Mike Catalini; Kranjac campaign; AP Photo/Mike Catalini; Steve Hockstein/NJ Advance Media via AP, Pool; Barbera campaign)While some voters want answers on affordability and other issues, these remain key to some
(AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)Dr. Mehmet Oz would run agency overseeing Obamacare, health insurance regulations
(AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)Advocates, lawmakers explore options, including state law and constitutional amendment, to defend against possible federal ban under Trump
(Hannah Gross/NJ Spotlight News)NJ had highest youth turnout in 2020. Registration up again this year
Jenny CastanedaReligion in forefront, but more nuanced than one issue

Supporters make case for four Ruiz bills. Opponents push back

(NJ Spotlight News)Congressman eased Medicare restrictions and helped get Newark residents lead-free water. He also helped settle rail strike, secured funds for Gateway project
APThe case concerns Idaho’s near-total ban on abortion and whether it violates a federal law
X, newshour NJ experts react as high court hears case challenging access to abortion drug

‘The need for authentic storytelling about abortion is more important than ever’
NJ Spotlight NewsInterview: Laura Lindberg, Rutgers School of Public Health


Interview: Polling experts Patrick Murray and Ashley Koning