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Following some simple recommendations can ease eye strain as a result of too much digital screen use, says one New Jersey eye doctor.

Judi Franco believes Time Magazine's decision to name the #MeToo movement Person of the Year is appropriate, but not for the reasons you may think.

Each year, TIME Magazine names its person of the year. This year, the title went to Ebola Fighters (that means Dennis' crush Kaci Hickox made the list).

NEW YORK (AP) -- Doctors, nurses and others fighting Ebola have been named Time's 2014 Person of the Year, the magazine announced Wednesday.

Earlier this week, Time magazine announced that Pope Francis was the "Person of the Year." So we decided that Pope was a nice choice and all, but with so many wonderful people in New Jersey, the "person of the Year" should hail from New Jersey.

How could you not be proud of this guy? Jon Stewart, a Jersey guy Bill and I had the pleasure of interviewing when he was just starting out before he was a household name, calls it like he sees it.

Four years ago many of us over-taxed, over-regulated, long suffering productive citizens of New Jersey breathed a welcome sigh of relief following the victory of Chris Christie.

Newly reelected Governor Chris Christie is the once again the butt of a fat joke--or is he?

I speak for myself and don’t pretend to know what goes through the mind of the Governor. It’s hard not to look at the cover of this week’s Time magazine and not think that, despite their reportage of the Governor’s lopsided victory this past Tuesday, there seems to be a bias, perhaps not so understated, against the Governor...

Not a good look for the Governor, but as an Italian American, I didn’t take offense at the unflattering portrait of the Governor on the cover of Time with the caption “The Boss”. Actually I kind of liked it, but I may be the minority opinion…at least among my Italian American peers...