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Business Report: NJ gets $33M in settlement with JUUL

Clip: 12/7/2022 | 2m 21sVideo has Closed Captions

The multistate settlement with JUUL resolves a two-year investigation

The social media platform Twitter has had its share of changes since Elon Musk took over. Rutgers University School of Public Health has decided it's time to leave Twitter. Dean Perry Halkitis said, “As a school that is rooted in the tenets of social justice and health equity, we will not be part of a digital community that is rife with unrestricted and unmitigated hate speech and discrimination.”

12/07/2022

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Highest honor for officers who protected Capitol on Jan. 6

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Among the honored was Officer Brian Sicknick of NJ, who died a day after being assaulted (1m 36s)

Latest NJ student test scores show pattern of learning loss

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New Jersey was one of the last states to release standardized test results from the spring (4m 23s)

New trail map aims to reduce illegal traffic in Pinelands

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Map of Brendan T. Byrne State Forest shows 63 miles of trail for authorized motorbike use (4m 33s)

NJ bear hunt resumes, the first in 2 years

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The 2022 hunt began on Tuesday and will continue through Dec. 10 (4m 10s)

NJ lawmakers push anti-crime legislation

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But some critics fear what ‘tough-on-crime’ rhetoric could lead to (4m 2s)

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