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Governor Chris Christie took on a number of subjects during an appearance before the Wall Street Journal CEO Council in Washington on Monday including Obamacare, his fellow Republicans, New York City''s new mayor, his own plans for a White House run and a favorite topic: teachers unions.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is a video with audio worth?

If you've built up massive surcharges with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC), chances are you've lost your driver's license. However, help could be on the way.

Victims of Superstorm Sandy, who are falling behind on living expenses, could be eligible for up to $15,000 in assistance grants.

Whether it's the New Jersey press corps or the national media, Gov. Chris Christie is getting barraged by non-stop questions about his 2016 presidential aspirations. The onslaught isn't likely to end until Christie makes a formal announcement. Meantime in the Garden State, there's speculation about state Sen. President Steve Sweeney's future.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie seldom makes a political miscalculation, as even his adversaries acknowledged after the incumbent Republican rolled to 60 percent of the vote to win re-election in a heavily Democratic state.

President Barack Obama (D) gave props to higher energy production in the United States while the topic for Republicans remained Obamacare in their respective weekly media addresses.

Have you ever heard of the growing fad among teens called 'huffing?'

President Barack Obama, trying to rescue his much-criticized health care program, is set to discuss strategy with health insurance CEOs.

An employee benefits consultant from New Jersey is hoping to clear up some of the common misconceptions about Obamacare, and he has even written a book about the topic.