Neither Florida nor Texas: this is a map of states where most people drink fluoridated water in the US
Since 1945, communities around the US have put fluoride in the drinking water to improve dental health among the population but it’s become controversial.
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Massive wildfire on NY-NJ border continues to smolder
New Jersey’s Forest Fire Service reported that more than 2,283 acres in Passaic County have been scorched. Meanwhile, in New York’s Orange County, much of the damage is concentrated around Greenwood ...
From New Jersey to Hawaii, Trump made inroads in surprising places in his path to the White House
Ocasio-Cortez, like Kim, invited split-ticket voters to weigh in on social media about how they could back both Trump and her ...
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New York City Faces Financial Damage As Wildfires Grow
T here have been hundreds of “brush fires” in the areas inside and new the New York City metro, which extends into ...
Uncertainty in Springfield, the Ohio town put on the map by Trump’s false claims about immigrants
“It would be a mistake,” Lindsay Aime, a Haitian immigrant who has temporary protected status until 2026, said of the ...
How Democrat gerrymandering has made it nearly impossible for Republicans to make even bigger gains in the House
What you’ve seen is that you have many fewer competitive seats in the country because the way in which redistricting is ...
That's a wrap! Bergen County completes count of 2024 election votes
Bergen County election officials counted more than 9,000 provisional ballots on Friday, which will be included to the overall ...
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The End of Denial
How Trump’s rising popularity in New York (and everywhere else) exposed the Democratic Party’s break with reality.
Smoke continues to cover North Jersey from wildfire. Can you smell it in your town?
Residents in North Jersey and across the New York border can expect to see more smoke from the Jennings Creek Wildfire Friday ...
Do you smell that? Smoke from NJ wildfire reported in parts of state
Some residents in New Jersey woke up on Friday morning to a smoky smell, as nearby wildfires continued to burn.
Smoke from N.J.-N.Y. wildfire being smelled far away, with small air quality impacts
No formal air quality alerts have been issued as of late Friday morning, but people far from the wildfire are reportedly ...