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Hackensack Resident Foils Alleged Assault, Sparks Urgent Call to Protect Children

Staff Reporter | March 24, 2026

New Jersey Community Confronts Terrifying Home Invasion as Resident Stops Alleged Assault A quiet neighborhood in Hackensack, New Jersey, was shaken early Saturday morning when a 36-year-old man alleg...

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Upcoming: Environmental Justice Communities Get $15 Billion in Federal Investment

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Upcoming: Maternal Mortality Crisis Demands Federal Action

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Convicted Extremist’s Deadly Rampage at ODU Sparks Outrage Over System Failures

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Community Rallies as Retired Air Force General Vanishes in New Mexico

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As Antiwar Protests Grow, Iranian Americans Back Controversial U.S. Strikes

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Embattled Ex-Illinois Mayor Seeks Georgia Comeback as Republican

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Exclusive Report: Worker Cooperative Movement Reshaping American Business

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Brazen San Jose Assault Sparks Fears of Rising Antisemitic Violence

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When a Veteran Was Labeled Unclaimed, Community Refused to Let Him Be Forgotten

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Baltimore Shooting Leaves Officer Wounded, Renews Urgent Calls for Gun Reform

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Insanity Ruling in Seattle Shooting Renews Outcry Over Guns and Mental Health Failures

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Parole Failure Sparks Urgent Questions About Safety and Justice Reform

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Convicted Extremist’s Deadly Rampage at ODU Sparks Outrage Over System Failures

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$7 Million Cargo Theft Bust Reveals Fragile Corporate Supply Chains

Major Cargo Theft Bust Exposes Corporate Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in Southern California Authorities in Southern California have arrested nine individuals following a...

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Federal Minimum Wage Increase Lifts 3.7 Million Workers Out of Poverty

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Hackensack Resident Foils Alleged Assault, Sparks Urgent Call to Protect Children

New Jersey Community Confronts Terrifying Home Invasion as Resident Stops Alleged Assault A quiet neighborhood in Hackensack, New Jersey, was shaken early...

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Family of Missing 84-Year-Old Begs Community: Help Bring Nancy Home

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Handcuffing Kids Won’t Make Florida Schools Safer—Support Will

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Upcoming: Maternal Mortality Crisis Demands Federal Action

The United States has the highest maternal mortality rate of any developed nation. A new federal initiative aims to change that.

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12-Year-Old’s Preventable Death Exposes School Bullying and Medical Failures

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Affluent Florida Community Shattered as Hidden Mental Health Crisis Turns Deadly

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Upcoming: Environmental Justice Communities Get $15 Billion in Federal Investment

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Historic Clean Energy Bill Creates 500,000 Green Jobs Across America

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Brazen San Jose Assault Sparks Fears of Rising Antisemitic Violence

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Equality Act Passes Congress, Extending Anti-Discrimination Protections

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Seven-Hour High-Risk Rescue Shows Why Public Investment Saves Lives

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