Representative Frank Lobiondo

Not terrible, but still not good enough for my support, says Representative Frank LoBiondo (R-2) of the federal tax overhaul measure that heads to a vote on Capitol Hill this week.

New Jersey federal lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle who support the state's bid to legalize sports betting look forward to the airing that the matter will have before the U.S. Supreme Court.

****Shortly after the completion of this article, Attorney General Sessions recused himself from the federal investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 race for the White House*** Responding to allegations that U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions communicated with Russian officials during Donald Trump's Presidential campaign, Jersey Shore Republicans in Congress urge an influence-

Prospective slashes in summer flounder catch limits sought by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) would be delayed pending new analyses, under federal legislation being crafted by a Democrat and a Republican from the Jersey Shore

Millville Municipal Airport's future expansion forms the basis for a million-dollar federal grant announced today by Representative Frank A. LoBiondo (R-2).

The southern Atlantic coast has been omitted from consideration for oiil and gas exploration in the latest version of leasing plans by the U.S. Department of the Interior - a move that won quick applause from two shore Congressman who stridently oppose it.

The Pentagon's decision to pull the financial plug on a Rutgers-based mental health helpline for veterans draws outrage from New Jersey lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Could greater transparency in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs improve the level of care for former service members? Could it expose areas in need of improvement? And in either case, could lives be at stake?

Do you want to bet on the Super Bowl - or any pro or college sports event - for more than office pool money? Two shore Congressional representatives think you do, and they've reintroduced their measures to legalize it.

Farmers in Ocean, Atlantic, Burlington and seven other counties devastated by summer rain, winds and flooding can recover with newly-authorized federal loans.