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Poll: 2 in 3 NJ voters say Trump tariffs raised prices
A Stockton University poll finds two-thirds of NJ voters say Trump administration tariffs raised prices, with sharp partisan divides on trade policy.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
The 6–3 ruling found that the president lacked IEEPA authority for the levies, drawing reaction from Gov. Mikie Sherrill and New Jersey business leaders.
Bayer proposes $7.25B Roundup cancer settlement
Bayer has proposed a $7.25B settlement to resolve Roundup cancer lawsuits tied to non-Hodgkin lymphoma, as the Supreme Court weighs a key appeal.
In wake of Chevron ruling, Hackensack Meridian sues HHS (updated)
New Jersey’s largest integrated health network claimed the agency’s “irrational and unlawful” interpretation of federal law deprived three of its medical centers of Medicare reimbursements it says it was due in 2016.
NJ among states seeking Supreme Court review of controversial bankruptcy tactic
The Texas two-step allows a corporation to spin off liabilities into a newly created subsidiary, such as New Brunswick-based Johnson & Johnson’s LTL Management, and then file that unit for protection.
Group pushing for SCOTUS term limits adds Scarinci to advisory board
Located in Washington, D.C., the nonprofit seeks to work with Congress to end lifetime tenure for the nation’s highest court as a way to ensure a more balanced and ethical judiciary.
On the waterfront, New Jersey scores Supreme Court victory
“The question presented is straightforward: Does the ... Compact allow New Jersey to unilaterally withdraw from the compact notwithstanding New York’s opposition? The answer is yes,” Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote.
