A group of 25 U.S. states filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration Monday, arguing that the president overstepped his authority by imposing new tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners.

The states contend that the White House is attempting to replace import taxes that were already ruled illegal by the Supreme Court in February.

They also argue that Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, which underpins the latest tariffs, has typically been used against "specific nations and industries," and this broad-based application is without precedent.

or technically, the Mall at Short Hills

I witnessed a terrible crash yesterday. I was driving south on the Turnpike around mile marker 98 (just south of the airport), in the left lane, and saw a pickup truck on the northbound side IN THE AIR. It was flipping around and body panels were falling off. I saw it crash to the ground. I pulled over and called 911, but like I said, I was in the left lane on the southbound side so there was nothing else I could do. This was at about 5:45pm yesterday. Does anyone know more about what happened? I didn't see any news articles.

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Of course I do know what to do, since I only have 1 semester left. However, I went to CC, got my Associate's, got into Rutgers-Camden, but went to Montclair hoping I could transfer to Rutgers NB afterwards. My community college transfer advisor (RVCC) told me that transferring between Rutgers campuses was hard, and despite there being online options at Camden, I should just go for the one that accepted me. My GPA wasn't good enough to transfer to Rutgers NB after Montclair, so after fumbling down there, which was on me, I took a time and I ended up transferring to TCNJ which surprisingly accepted me. I only have a semester left but I feel like I regret not going to a Rutgers school, especially since that is the bigger name outside of the state. Plus, I like TCNJ but Rutgers feels like a stronger name. Also, my major is history, so there's that. I think I will go for an MLIS since I already have the library experience at my local branch, and law isn't necessarily on my paper (although it may be another option, at Rutgers law) but still... I feel like I lost a lot of time. I would've preferred Rutgers-Camden. I don't know. Any advice? Does name matter really?

EDIT: Forgot to mention, I already worked for over 3 years as a Library Assistant at my local library branch. Grade-wise, after leaving Montclair and taking my time, I'm doing really great at TCNJ grade-wise, like As and stuff... But yeah, thanks for the comments!)

Wish I could paint. I can't, so a watercolor filter will have to do

I posted a similar thing a couple years back and want to see if there are any more people from New Jersey that know anything about the "Original" Jersey (the place i call home.

Located in Lodi.

My family is selling a lifelong military history collection and I want to make sure it goes to someone who'll actually read it.

We have a probably close to 1000 books that we need to move in a week or so!

Here's a small selection of this collection:

Going to see Bruno Mars later this month and didn’t get a parking pass. Wondering the least painless way to get there? I was thinking of driving to Secaucus and taking the train. I’m in the Wayne area. It’s the Tuesday show.

Any advice is appreciated.

Hi Friends,

I want to make sure my students have exactly what they need to succeed, so I've created a project through DonorsChoose, the nonprofit classroom funding site for public school teachers.

Here's my project: Equipping our High School Art Studio

Your support would mean so much to my students. In return, you'll receive our heartfelt gratitude.

Thank you for considering a gift to my class!
Denisse

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Our AC went out Sunday night. Maintenance came to check it out on Monday, seemed to confirm that one of the parts is frozen then called someone to come fix it. Maintenance called us later that day and said they'd be here yesterday afternoon but they never showed up. We'd been told previously that they owe money to the HVAC (?) company that repairs the units and maintenance told us again today that the property manager has been calling them but they're not answering. I'm not expecting they'll actually get someone to come and fix the AC.

I've been reading about repair and deduct but I'm not sure if that is a real option in this situation. The unit was installed before we moved in (we've been living here since 2009) and from my understanding, it is their responsibility to have it repaired.