BREAKING: Indicted Philly congressman Chaka Fattah\’s wife responds to accusations.–> http://t.co/dUI0tss1bo pic.twitter.com/FrxGlTrrsU — NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) July 30, 2015 PHILADELPHIA — Renee Chenault-Fattah, the wife of U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah who was indicted on Wednesday, is contesting speculation surrounding the sale of a convertible to a lobbyist also under investigation, according to a report from her…

\”Police took photos of my license plate\”

Last spring, Kathryn Watson, an investigative reporter in Watchdog’s Virginia bureau, dug up an alarming tale – local police departments were randomly scanning license plates, tagging those images with dates, times, and locations, and then storing that data for years. She filed a request for her own record, and what she found stunned her.

press release |July 30, 2015

A new study overturns longstanding scientific ideas regarding how energy is distributed within muscles for powering movement. Scientists are reporting the first clear evidence that muscle cells distribute energy primarily by the rapid conduction of electrical charges through a vast, interconnected network of mitochondria — the cell’s \”powerhouse\” — in a way that resembles the wire grid that distributes power throughout a city. The study offers an unprecedented, detailed look at the distribution system that rapidly provides energy throughout the cell where it is needed for muscle contraction.

PASSING THE HAT – New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney (right) offers Gov. Chris Christie a gift cap as Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto applauds

The U.S. government should rescue troubled state pension plans with billions of dollars in long-term, low-interest loans, New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney proposed on Wednesday.

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This one shouldn’t require much explanation, Save Jerseyans.

Not content to rule only New Jersey’s future, gubernatorial aspirant and incumbent Senate President Steve Sweeney is in the news today after floating a \”plan\” for a trillion dollar, multi-state bailout of our country’s many under-capitalized state-based public pension systems. \”We are glad that Senate President Sweeney continues to explore every possible option for helping New Jersey responsibly meet its pension obligations,\” chimed in NJEA President Wendell Steinhauer.

Every \”option\” except for those that would fix the root problems, of course.

Which is convenient for Trenton’s elites. Sweeney’s plan doesn’t require them to do a damn thing other than what they already do best… shift blame and put their hands out!

No hard choices need to be made. No adult discussions or real reform.

Until the next crisis?

Keep in mind that this crisis is one of their own making. We’ve already tried paying debt with MORE debt and it doesn’t work. No one ever pays! And the liabilities pile up. \”In 2001, government employees and teachers benefits were …

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Bob Gieson (left) with his 55-pound striped bass and Erik Olsen on the party boat Queen Mary in Point Pleasant

Striped bass regulations have changed.

A crewmember at Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City, New Jersey, received the 2015 Douglas A. Munro Inspirational Leadership Award during a ceremony at the Navy League of the United States National Convention held June 19.