Category: News
The unlikely allies who saved Gulf Coast fishing
Written by: Vanessa Glavinskas
Texas Fisherman Keith “Buddy” Guindon used to catch more red snapper than anyone else along the Gulf Coast. But when fish populations crashed and communities struggled, …
FBI raids Jersey town over alleged ISIS plot: What we know
Written by: Michael Schreiber
It was a scene you don’t typically see in Upper Montclair: federal law enforcement agents converging on a quiet corner at the intersection of Valley Place …
FBI raids Jersey town over alleged ISIS plot: What we know
Written by: Michael Schreiber
It was a scene you don’t typically see in Upper Montclair: federal law enforcement agents converging on a quiet corner at the intersection of Valley Place …
FBI raids Jersey town over alleged ISIS plot: What we know
Written by: Michael Schreiber
It was a scene you don’t typically see in Upper Montclair: federal law enforcement agents converging on a quiet corner at the intersection of Valley Place …
How Hungary’s journalists are fighting their strongman — and what American media under Trump can learn from them
Written by: Charles Sennott
I was supposed to be in Vienna today at the 75th annual World Congress of the International Press Institute, where I am proud to have been …
How Hungary’s journalists are fighting their strongman — and what American media under Trump can learn from them
Written by: Charles Sennott
I was supposed to be in Vienna today at the 75th annual World Congress of the International Press Institute, where I am proud to have been …
Why a New Jersey commissioner says a local school district is overdue for a forensic audit
Written by: Farnoosh Torabi
In an exclusive conversation with The Montclair Pod, Essex County Commissioner Brendan Gill, a proud Montclair High School alum, shares his perspective on the town’s budget crisis, …
“Has everyone been fed?’’ North Carolina, one year after Hurricane Helene
Written by: Allyn West
“Has everyone been fed?’’ North Carolina, one year after Hurricane Helene Shrinking support from the Trump administration delays disaster recovery, leaves communities vulnerable to dangerous weather. …
Real photos of an underwater worm you’ll wish were AI
Written by: Stephania Kontopanos
Real photos of an underwater worm you’ll wish were AI It’s time for the blobfish to move over. There’s another ugly sea creature in town (or …
A nation on the move: Meet some of the Americans displaced because of extreme weather
Written by: Tom Clynes
A nation on the move Millions in the U.S. are leaving their homes due to extreme weather. Is any place safe? Cindy Adair, a real estate …
The Louvre heist forklift ad is so smart it should be in a museum
Written by: Stephania Kontopanos
This Louvre heist forklift ad is so smart it should be in a museum In a movie-like heist, unidentified thieves managed to flee the Louvre with …
From Trump to Elizabeth Holmes: Famous American leaders who were arrested in the last decade
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
Famous American leaders who were arrested in the last decade Here are some of the famous American leaders who have been arrested, booking photo taken, and formally …
New Jersey school district faces $19.6M deficit: Is a tax hike the solution?
Written by: Farnoosh Torabi
Montclair Schools Face $19.6M Deficit: Loan and/or Tax Hike on the Horizon About 100 community members, including parents, town council members, and students, gathered in the …
We helped heal the planet before. We can do it again
Written by: Caroline Craig
We helped heal the planet before. We can do it again. In 2025 alone, wildfires caused $65 billion in damages in California, more than 2,300 people …
10 cheapest places to live in Florida, according to the data
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
The data-driven guide to affordable Florida living When most people think of Florida, they picture expensive waterfront properties in Miami Beach or luxury retirement communities in …
Which World Cup fans might be blocked from entering the US?
Written by: Daniela Suarez
Which World Cup fans could be banned from the US? The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to be a global celebration– held across North America …
2 million people live near presidentially exempt polluters—this map shows if you do too
Written by: Vanessa Glavinskas
Nearly 2 million people now live near a facility with a “presidential exemption” to pollute more. This map tells you if you’re one of them. Since March, …
10 cheapest places to live in Florida, according to the data
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
The data-driven guide to affordable Florida living When most people think of Florida, they picture expensive waterfront properties in Miami Beach or luxury retirement communities in …
Which World Cup fans could be banned from the US?
Written by: Daniela Suarez
Which World Cup fans could be banned from the US? The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to be a global celebration– held across North America …
How can we dismantle obsolete social & political systems without violence?
Written by: Leon Tsvasman
Most current debates about transformation, governance, or value creation still orbit around symbolic abstractions: beliefs, frameworks, positions, institutions. But what if the true turn lies not …
Could your loved one’s caregiver sue you?
Written by: Susanna Guzman
If you’ve hired a caregiver directly, that person can sue you for a variety of reasons. Common reasons include unfair wages, dangerous working conditions, harassment, and …
Montclair, New Jersey’s rise in homelessness: A town searching for a path forward
Written by: Farnoosh Torabi
Montclair is facing a growing unhoused population that’s putting pressure on residents, businesses, and local leaders alike. At the heart of the local response is MESH—Montclair …
A look back: 7 iconic moments that defined Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Theo Huxtable
Written by: Michael Schreiber
On July 21, Malcolm-Jamal Warner passed away at the age of 54. Reports indicate the cause of death was an accidental drowning while swimming on a family trip. …
When a hurricane hits home: How to stay safe & help victims
Written by: MediaFeed Wire
Hurricanes are formidable natural events that can cause extensive damage and loss of life. A hurricane is defined as a tropical cyclone with sustained winds exceeding …
Fenty Beauty & Scrub Daddy: What these viral brands have in common
Written by: Daniela Suarez
Brand marketing isn’t what it used to be– and that’s a good thing. Forget perfectly polished ad campaigns and product-focused messaging. The most successful brands online …
Just how safe is Montclair, New Jersey?
Written by: Farnoosh Torabi
Montclair is often seen as one of New Jersey’s more desirable places to live, but like any community, it isn’t immune to crime. Recent conversations …
Foreclosure Rates Are Through the Roof in These States
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
States Where Foreclosure Rates Are Skyrocketing The dream of homeownership, a cornerstone of the American economy, can quickly turn into a nightmare when financial hardship strikes. …
Why Does Trump Want Tariffs?
Written by: David Kindness
Some reasons for the tariffs include countering trade deficits to boosting domestic industries and pressuring foreign competitors. President Donald Trump has made tariffs a cornerstone …
How Likely Is Your Home to Get Tornado Damage This Year?
Written by: Kimberly Magerl
Tornado frequency across the US varies, and some counties are in more danger than others. As the 2025 peak tornado season begins, Home Gnome uncovered which U.S. counties …
Every Pope in History: From St. Peter to Leo
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Every Pope, Ever The papacy, an institution stretching back nearly two millennia, represents one of history’s longest unbroken lines of leadership. From its earliest days, guiding …
