MSNBC's anchor urges NJ governor to 'punish' GOP partiers who broke COVID-19 restrictions

Miami's Republican mayor said Thursday he hopes to draw some of the big financial firms from Wall Street down to Biscayne Boulevard, as a relief from the high tax burdens and other restrictions of New York. Mayor Francis X.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo — spooked like much of nation at a more infectious Covid-19 strain identified in the U.K. – asked the federal government to require that airlines test all passengers on U.S.-bound flights.

Los Angeles is now the epicenter of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is the most infected county of the most infected state in the most infected country in the world.

Edgardo del Villar died at 51 on Sunday after a two-year battle with brain cancer, Telemundo station WNJU announced. The broadcaster, who began working for WNJU in 2017, was part of the channel’s 6 p.m.

Additional states marked public health milestones on Tuesday after the first coronavirus vaccinations were administered to front-line health care workers. The first Pfizer jab in New Jersey went to a nurse, Maritza Beniquez, who works in the emergency department at University Hospital in Newark.

CNN's most-watched anchor Chris Cuomo ignored the newly-surfaced sexual harassment claim against one of the country's most prominent Democrats, who also happens to be his brother.  New York Gov.

Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy condemned Rep.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNational correspondents Jericka Duncan and  Adriana Diaz will take over as anchors of “CBS Weekend News,” the ViacomCBS unit said Friday.Diaz will anchor the Saturday broadcast from Chicago and Duncan will anchor Sundays from New York.More to come….

More than a hundred New Jersey residents gathered near Gov. Phil Murphy’s house Saturday to voice their frustration over the state’s tightening COVID-19 restrictions.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's new coronavirus restrictions are not the "surgical" ones he promised, Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., argued Tuesday.

Michele Amabile Angermiller In recent days, New Jersey drivers may have been surprised to see billboards featuring native sons Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and Jon Stewart wearing COVID masks under the words, “Wear a friggin’ mask!”The effort, launched just before the Thanksgiving holiday, is the first phase of a “Mask Up” campaign, spearheaded by New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy and the NJ Pandemic Relief Fund.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo hinted at the possibility of another statewide shutdown but said for now state policy is focused on containment by county and by neighborhood and the small gatherings excoriated by health officials are way deadlier than restaurants and bars.

Instagram, writing: 'Teamed up with some fellow New Jerseyans to encourage everyone this holiday season to wear a friggin’ mask. 'Let’s all come together and #MaskUpNJ so we can get back to what we do best – singing along and dancing together.

Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and Jon Stewart have a message for New Jersey: “Wear a friggin’ mask!”

New Jersey natives Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and Jon Stewart have teamed up for a good cause in their home state. Drivers passing through the Garden State will notice the famous entertainers on new billboards urging for citizens to wear masks amid the coronavirus pandemic as the number of cases continue to rise.

Bruce Springsteen has led a new campaign to get New Jersey residents to wear a mask across the holiday season, ask the US continues to see rising coronavirus cases.Also involved in the #MaskUpNJ campaign are Jon Bon Jovi and comedian Jon Stewart.Sharing a photo of a billboard with the trio photographed wearing masks, Springsteen tweeted: “Teamed up with some fellow New Jerseyans to encourage everyone this holiday season to wear a friggin’ mask.

The 21st Century witnessed some of the best performances from World Cinema. While there were a few veteran actors who continued to hold moviegoers' attention in the past two decades, there were several others who held the spotlight and had the world bowing down to them.

A New Jersey church and synagogue asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to intervene in their lawsuit alleging the state unequally applies COVID-19 restrictions to religious activities. The petition to Justice Samuel Alito comes after a lower court rejected their attempts to file an injunction.

New York Times op-ed published Wednesday.