The South Jersey powerbroker defends his record on Camden development and invites critics to join his efforts.

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The social justice movement put Camden in the national spotlight. But there’s more to the city’s story than a new police force—and not everyone sees a happy ending.

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Discovering our better selves in a time of uncertainty.

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At the U.S. military’s joint base in South Jersey, residents walk their dogs, have barbecues and wave to their neighbors. But don’t confuse it with a bland suburban enclave. The joint base and its personnel play a crucial role in America’s ability to flex its muscles and respond to crises at home and around the world.

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You can't call yourself a True New Jerseyan until you've tried all these iconic Jersey dishes.

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Soaking in the solution on a Pine Barrens stroll.

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The Garden State is teeming with trails. We've picked 36 of our favorites in North, Central and South Jersey. Go on, take a hike.

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Emotions run high in booming Lakewood, where Orthodox Jews dominate local politics but their minority neighbors want a voice, too.

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Azzan Yadin-Israel, a professor in the Classics and Jewish Studies department at Rutgers, is the author of "The Grace of God and the Grace of Man: The Theologies of Bruce Springsteen."

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From a diner at a rural airport to a French chocolatorium, these lesser-known dining establishments are sure to delight.

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