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'Project Veritas' went undercover and exposed serious issues with New Jersey union leaders working to represent teachers.

The state's largest teachers union will examine its own members' conduct after undercover videos were published by a conservative group.

The second video released by Project Veritas shows another New Jersey teacher union president discussing how bad teachers are protected.

In an interview with an undercover Project Veritas reporter, Hamilton Education Association president David Perry outlines his strategy to protect teachers from allegations of physical abuse and threats.

NJEA's account of Twitter spent the day retweeting outraged reactions to Moran's tweet, including calls for the Star-Ledger to fire him.

A Cliffside Park substitute teacher told her students calmly that soldiers fought for their right to "speak American."

It’s upsetting for Judi to see how underpaid New Jersey teachers are, especially when you consider how overpaid some of the big shots in their union are

Taxpayer money was used to hang the posters, which opponents say are just political propaganda as the Assembly speaker and governor square off.

Who among the candidates for New Jersey governor will stand up and actually do something about the financial crisis in New Jersey?

The chairman of the state Senate Health Committee, Sen. Joseph Vitale, D-Middlesex, believes the answer to that question is yes.