Roxbury over Pope John – Girls soccer recap
Juliana Osterman finished with two goals and one assist as Roxbury cruised to a 5-0 victory over Pope John in Roxbury.
https://www.nj.com/highschoolsports/2023/09/roxbury-over-pope-john-girls-soccer-recap.html
Trump swings by Westwood ice cream shop, takes licks at New York judge and attorney general
During a campaign stop at a Westwood ice cream parlor Friday, former President Trump said he may attend a civil-fraud trial that begins on Monday in New York that will determine the size of the penalty, as much as $250 million, for overstating the value of assets to get better loan terms.
Football: Plainfield rolls to shutout win over North Bergen
Ala-Meen Watkins scored a rushing touchdown and a passing touchdown as Plainfield rolled to a 33-0 win over North Bergen, in North Bergen.
With the win, the Cardinals improved to 4-1.
Burgess makes plays at end of each half to lead Phillipsburg football past Hunterdon Central
Phillipsburg senior Kevin Burgess has shown his breakaway speed in several big moments for the Stateliners’ this season.
Tennessee teacher charged with raping student, 12, rearrested for telling victim he’ll ‘regret doing this’
The mother of two then sent a flurry of messages warning the boy he would “regret doing this.”
https://nypost.com/2023/09/29/teacher-charged-with-raping-student-rearrested-for-harassing-victim/
Sabb’s late touchdown run breaks tie, sends Glassboro past Clayton
The first thing on Amari Sabb’s mind was not his game-winning touchdown in the final minutes of the fourth quarter.
Football: Tatis, Simoni lead Parsippany Hills past Chatham
Parsippany Hills tallied its third consecutive victory by beating Chatham, 34-14, in Morris Plains.
The Vikings (4-2) saw seniors Julio Tatis, Jake Simoni and Joseph Ciccotelli each record two touchdowns in the victory.
A Timeline Of US Government Shutdowns
A Timeline Of US Government Shutdowns
The 2018/19 shutdown was the longest in recent U.S. history at 34 days.
As Statista’s Katharina Buchholz shows in the timeline below, government shutdowns have been getting longer in the last three decades, with the second-longest and the fourth-longest shutdown taking place in 1995 and 2013, respectively.
You will find more infographics at Statista
Throughout the 1980s, shutdowns were numerous, but shorter, while in the 1970s, they also ran somewhat longer, but only surpassed two weeks once, in 1978. Government shutdowns aren’t all that rare: Since 1976, there have been 20 shutdowns that lasted an average of 8 days.
Currently, the threat of yet another government shutdown is looming large in the United States.
Despite bipartisan efforts to buy time with a bill that would fund the government through November 17, a small group of hardliner House Republicans has been using its party’s slim majority in the chamber to put pressure on its own leadership. This has so far undercut last-minute funding efforts through the so-called stopgap bill, all while debate to pass actual 2023/34 budget legislation in the House is also leading nowhere. Unless the status quo changes, the federal U.S. government will shut down on 12.01 a.m. Sunday morning.
Tyler Durden
Fri, 09/29/2023 – 23:20
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/timeline-us-government-shutdowns
Football: Delsea rolls past Burlington Township
Wayne Adair scored two touchdowns to lead Delsea to a 25-13 win over Burlington Township, in Burlington.
With the win, the Crusaders improved to 4-1.
https://www.nj.com/highschoolsports/2023/09/football-delsea-rolls-past-burlington-township.html
New York City brought to halt by heavy rainfall, floods
Images from New York City on social media showed cars partially underwater, with several key roads inundated by floods. The administration declared a state of emergency.