An Orthodox Jewish rabbi and a Catholic priest are teaming up to appeal to the Supreme Court in a religious-liberty lawsuit challenging New Jersey's coronavirus restrictions. 
America prevailed, again. For the second time this year, a member of the disgraced Kennedy dynasty lost a congressional election. Just over two months since Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D., Mass.) made history by becoming the first Kennedy ever to lose an election in the state of Massachusetts, Amy Kennedy lost her bid for Congress in New Jersey.
New Jersey Democrat Amy Kennedy owns up to $75,000 in investments in China-based companies, including some backed by the Communist regime. A New Jersey health official says he was fired for refusing to give coronavirus tests to family members of Gov. Phil Murphy's (D.) top aide. 
New Jersey gun stores will re-open after Democrat governor Phil Murphy abandoned an attempted statewide shutdown stemming from the coronavirus outbreak. 
The New Jersey man who was arrested for illegally carrying a gun despite having a valid permit is exploring legal action against authorities after charges were dropped on Friday. 
Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D., N.J.) expressed frustration with her Democratic colleagues at a recent town hall, admitting they block legislation because they "don't want to give the president a win." 
Rep. Bill Pascrell (D., N.J.) on Tuesday expressed frustration over fellow New Jersey Democrat Rep. Jeff Van Drew's switch to the Republican Party, telling a reporter, "Do you know how we would have handled this back in Paterson?" 
A Republican challenger to Sen. Cory Booker (D., N.J.) criticized the former Newark mayor for focusing on his presidential campaign at the cost of his own constituents. 
A New Jersey Democrat told constituents that illegal immigrants are necessary to do jobs that Americans are not willing to take (like "mowing our beautiful lawns") during an appearance at a coffee shop in his district. Rep. Tom Malinowski (D.) made the remarks Tuesday at a "Coffee With Your Congressman" event, according to the Washington Examiner. 