‘I would hear ... terrorist, Bin Laden, Saddam, go blow yourself up’

The New York plan would impose a surtax on NJ commuters traveling into Manhattan in rush hour

A look behind the numbers shows recent policy changes mean tax breaks for many in a high-tax state

Next up: Two commissions will use census data to redraw the district lines

For anti-abortion group, it’s ‘a great day for human rights and babies in the womb’

Chairman said he expects commission will hold ‘many more’ than the three required public hearings

Political mapmakers told to count inmates where they had lived, not in towns where they are jailed

Fort Lee woman arrived in 1999 and took path to a new life that now lies before evacuated Afghans

An interview with Wojtek Wolfe, an international relations professor at Rutgers-Camden

Redistricting work on hold until census ‘formally’ sends data to the state and state makes minor adjustments