Bill Spadea

We've had a lot of bad news lately, but we may finally be catching a break when it comes to the private sector.

Whether it was one Muslim celebrating the fall of the Twin Towers or a thousand, Trump seems to have struck a nerve with the American public once again.

While sex between a high school teacher and an adult student is inappropriate, 5 years imprisonment for the teacher is a bit much.

What do you call a lieutenant governor? I asked Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno this question on air today, and got an interesting answer.

New Jersey has beat the nation in terms of growth in jobs this past month, according to Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno. Of course, the bad news is we still have high taxes.

I'm looking forward to a delicious Thanksgiving dinner in London this year, and it's probably going to include duck. What're you having?

Princeton University protesters have a case when they say that Woodrow Wilson's name should be removed from school property and programs because he was a racist. But there's a catch to their cause.

A prominent New Jersey Muslim talks about how you can separate religion from acts of terror seen in Islamic countries and beyond.

Chris Christie is one of 27 governors around the nation standing against the federal government's allowance of Syrian refugees into American borders.

Last weekend's terrorist attacks in Paris are a sign of what's to come in America if we keep allowing Syrian refugees to seek asylum within our borders.