Ex-federal prosecutor on the ruling disqualifying New Jersey's U.S. attorney

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez has been released from a U.S. prison after receiving a pardon from former President Donald Trump, as confirmed by Hernandez's wife, Ana Garcia, on social media. Hernandez was previously convicted on drug trafficking and weapons charges and was serving a 45-year sentence.

New Jersey's First Choice Women's Resource Centers is contesting a subpoena from the state demanding the disclosure of its donors, a move that has prompted the center to take its case to the Supreme Court. Aimee Huber, the center's director, argues that this demand infringes on First Amendment rights and is part of a broader trend of hostility towards pro-life organizations in the state.

A New Jersey pregnancy counseling center is contesting a subpoena issued by Attorney General Matthew Platkin, arguing that it violates First Amendment rights. This case is currently being reviewed by the Supreme Court, which will determine the extent of the state's jurisdiction over such centers.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a shift in its plans for the Center for Warrior Independence in West Los Angeles, moving away from a housing-only approach and incorporating a key historical building into the project. This change follows President Trump's directive for the center aimed at supporting veterans.

Alina Habba, who was appointed as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor, has been disqualified by a federal appeals court, raising concerns about the future of numerous ongoing cases. This ruling could significantly impact the legal landscape in New Jersey, particularly for cases that were under her purview.

Texas Congressman Troy Nehls has announced his retirement from Congress, opting not to seek re-election in the 2026 midterm elections. He has endorsed his identical twin brother, Trever Nehls, to succeed him, emphasizing his continued support for former President Trump.

Senator Cory Booker married his fiancée Alexis Lewis in two separate ceremonies, one in Newark, New Jersey, and another in Washington, D.C. The events were described as intimate and attended by close family members, following a brief engagement period of just three months. The senator expressed gratitude for the locations that hold personal significance for both him and his wife.

A year has passed since multiple drone sightings were reported over New Jersey, yet federal authorities have not provided clarity on the incidents. The lack of information has left residents and observers puzzled about the nature and purpose of the drones.