
Interview: Kim Mutcherson, professor of law at Rutgers University-Camden

Interview: Kim Mutcherson, professor of law at Rutgers University-Camden
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Sitting U.S. Supreme Court Justices and Princeton University alumnae Kagan and Sotomayor reflected on the current climate of political divide and the importance to stay ...

The national focus on this issue has permeated into almost every walk of life, from the halls of political power to the halls of high ...

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11 to 10 along partisan lines to advance Judge Kavanaugh's nomination to the Senate floor, but not without high stakes ...

Much anticipated and watched by millions across the country, Thursday's hearing highlighted the great divide, not only between the Kavanaugh and Blasey Ford stories, but ...

Thirteen New Jersey community colleges will participate in a new, $20 million tuition grant program that could benefit 13,000 students.

Amid sexual assault allegations against the Supreme Court nominee, the Legislature takes a step to update their sexual harassment policies.

In his first New Jersey appearance since the Kavanaugh hearings, Booker said Republicans are stonewalling the process.

New Jersey's junior senator got his first chance to question the Supreme Court nominee on Wednesday.


Senators on the left and right got their first opportunity Wednesday to question Trump's Supreme Court pick.


Even before the nominee got a chance to make an opening statement, Democrats on the committee pounced, attempting a kind of group filibuster to delay ...

The environmental record of Trump's Supreme Court nominee has been chastised by activists and New Jersey’s Democratic congressional leaders.

Menendez is running for re-election against Republican Bob Hugin. The subtext of the event was to highlight Menendez's connection with women at a time when ...

Sens. Booker and Menendez joined with Planned Parenthood in Newark to oppose Brett Kavanaugh's nomination.

Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court has prompted harsh words from both of New Jersey's US Senators.

President Trump is expected to announce his pick to replace Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy Monday evening. Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron breaks down the ...