I realize the Star tries to print all viewpoints ... most going to Africa. If the Star runs letters offering easily checked falsehoods, the Star is perpetrating misinformation.

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On Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, The Star-Ledger newspaper published its final print edition. Contained inside is a 16-page special section “Thank you, New Jersey,” celebrating its history as the ...

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The mining sector consistently claims to be in the business of providing jobs, jobs and more jobs! — especially in northern Saskatchewan where the need is greatest. Indeed, the Canadian Nuclear ...