An assemblyman quits. Sen. Buono cancels a date. And a congressman says he’s still on the fence.

Congressman Donald Payne Jr. says he would like to see a peaceful solution in Syria.

The White House considers a new plan for Syria. Sen. Menendez calls the Syrian president a liar. And Congressman Runyan says he doesn’t know who ...

Congressman Jon Runyan (R-3) says if he had to vote to authorize the use of military force in Syria today, he would vote no.

A New Jersey congressman says the president has not made a case for attacking Syria. Plus, an interview with former Gov. Jim Florio, who says ...

Congressman Frank LoBiondo (R-2) says the president is behind on policies for Syria and hasn't made the case for military action to him, his constituents ...

Former Gov. James Florio believes federal lawmakers will authorize military action in Syria because they don't want to see the U.S. lose credibility.

More murders in Newark and the mayor finds himself in hot water. Plus, the governor’s race as seen by former Gov. Florio. And three congressmen ...

Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. (D-9) says he's not prepared to approve a resolution authorizing use of military force in Syria.

Congressman Frank Pallone (D-6) says he is reserving judgement on the resolution authorizing military action in Syria because he's unclear about the end game.

Sen. Menendez wins a big one for the president. But two New Jersey congressmen have serious questions about attacking Syria. Plus, Christie and Buono battle ...

Congressman Albio Sires says he plans to support military action in Syria as long as the resolution includes a clause that there will be no ...

Deciding what to do about Syria. Sen. Menendez chairs the hearings and New Jersey congressmen sound off. Plus the latest in the governor’s race.

Princeton University Professor Daniel Kurtzer, who served as U.S. ambassador to Egypt and Israel, says an argument can be made for U.S. intervention in Syria ...

Congressman Leonard Lance (R-7) says while he abhors the use of chemical weapons, he's not convinced the U.S. should become involved militarily in Syria.

Congressman Rush Holt (D-12) says the Obama administration hasn't presented the evidence he believes is necessary to authorize military force against Syria.