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Last update: 7 hours agoStudent Loans Fight: A coalition of Democratic AGs and governors sued the U.S. Department of Education over new federal rules that tighten borrowing limits for many graduate “professional” programs, including healthcare fields—arguing the change cuts access Congress didn’t authorize. ICE vs. Connecticut: The DOJ also sued Connecticut over a new state law barring federal agents from wearing masks and requiring ID, calling it unconstitutional. Local Democracy in NJ: Piscataway’s school board endorsed ranked-choice voting, joining a growing list of NJ towns backing the idea. World Cup, NJ angle: Rutgers’ Miller Practice Fields was named Senegal’s official training base, putting Central Jersey in the tournament spotlight. Pride flag standoff: In Boonton, a Democratic council approved a Pride flag plan, but Republican Mayor James Lynch vetoed it—leaving the fight unresolved. Courts & coverage: New Jersey’s Supreme Court upheld an insurer’s decision to withdraw from an insured’s defense after it properly reserved rights. Data centers pressure: More than 60 NJ groups urged Gov. Sherrill to pause new high-power data center approvals.
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