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A New Yorker's Opinion: Bon Jovi Is Dead

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Bon Jovi is dead! The speed with which misinformation is spreading these days is altering the news. And that threatens democracy, because an informed citizenry is essential to a functioning democracy.
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Jon Bon Jovi  performing at the 2005 World Music Awards.

Kim Jong-il Died, But Jon Bon Jovi is Alive

Take this day for instance. When I got up, I read that North Korea dictator Kim Jong-il had died. I wanted to make sure it was true. So I check one source, and another source. And it appeared that yes, it was true, Kim Jong-il, North Korea's tyrant, had indeed died.
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What the Future Holds for Employment in the Garden State

Recently, non-farm employment in New Jersey has been shaky, with employment falling in two of the last three months. Much of the job loss has been in the leisure and hospitality and information sectors, said an economist at Wells Fargo Securities.
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Time Warner Cable NYC May Drop Knicks Games, MSG

Madison Square Garden Networks, or MSG TV, televises New York Knicks games and games of four NHL teams, including the local New York Rangers, Islanders, and New Jersey Devils. But after Dec. 31, NYC residents may not be able to see the Knicks or local hockey teams on TV any more since Time Warner Cable NYC may drop MSG.
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Newt Gingrich’s Sharia Law Stance Raises Questions

Despite some bellicose statements about Iran, if former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's past statements are to be believed, the primary threat facing the U.S. isn't a foreign adversary but the gradual imposition of Islamic Sharia law in America.
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Global Markets Are On Edge

This lack of action by central banks has clearly contributed to the pervasive negative mood felt by most investors.
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Market gains as data overshadows IMF warning

Stocks rose on Thursday as signs of strength in the economy and higher-than-expected profit at FedEx outweighed a stark warning from the IMF about inaction over Europe's debt crisis.
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U.S. Resilient, Europe Debt Woes Touch Asia

An improvement in the U.S. employment picture last week and a rise in regional factory activity suggested an emerging divide between resiliency in the U.S. economy and faltering growth in Europe and Asia.

Jets Fan James Mohr Beaten: Charges Upgraded Against Attacker

New Jersey State police have upgraded the charges against a New Jersey man accused of beating 23-year-old diehard Jets fan James Mohr in the MetLife Stadium parking lot after the New York Jets' 37-10 over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, according to The Associated Press.

Jets Fan Beaten by Chiefs Fans Taunting 9/11, Undergoes Surgery [VIDEOS]

A diehard New York Jets fan was brutally beaten at MetLife Stadium by a drunken gang of Kansas City Chiefs fans after the Chiefs lost to the Jets 37-10 on Sunday, according to reports. What was especially disturbing was that one of the assailants exclaimed You all deserved what happened on 9/11.

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