Donald Trump

Should Trump be allowed back on the platform?

The social network’s quasi-independent Oversight Board voted to uphold his ban from the platform after his account was suspended four months ago for inciting violence that led to the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

The suit singles out Gov. Phil Murphy as an "unsung hero" who had to deal with the pandemic while Trump "golfed incessantly" and went on "discursive tirades and rants on social media."

Writer John McCall left a message for Rep. Jeff Van Drew on his home phone and said the 2nd congressional district Republican "deserves the fate of all traitors.”

A South Jersey farmer charged with assaulting a Capitol police officer is the 14th New Jersey resident facing prosecution in connection to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

Lawrence Stackhouse was reprimanded after wearing Trump gear to work and posting political signs in violation of company policy.

Investigators say they have zeroed in on a suspect who appears to have sprayed a chemical substance, possibly bear spray, on Brian Sicknick before he collapsed at the Capitol riot on Jan. 6.

James Rahm posted photos and video of himself at the Capitol during the riot on January 6 including a selfie of himself with swollen eyes captioned "pepper spray."

A federal judge in New Jersey initially ordered Scott Fairlamb released on bond with electronic monitoring, but detained him after prosecutors objected, according to his lawyer.

Trump will start speaking again and it doesn't matter if he's been removed from social media, his word will get out because when he speaks, the media listens and tells us all about it.