Skip to content

Read More

The art of the possible: Charlie Hurt on the Trump-Musk cosmic bromance

Advertisement

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie addresses a town hall in Belmar, New Jersey, as he continues his summertime talks with residents of the Garden State's beach communities. Mr. Christie dipped in the polls as the bridge scandal emerged, but as the months have ticked by and no evidence has surfaced to directly tie him to the politically motivated lane closures, he has risen again, with several polls showing he now leads all 2016 GOP hopefuls in what could be the most wide-open nomination battle in decades. (Associated Press)
Photo by: Mel Evans
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie addresses a town hall in Belmar, New Jersey, as he continues his summertime talks with residents of the Garden State's beach communities. Mr. Christie dipped in the polls as the bridge scandal emerged, but as the months have ticked by and no evidence has surfaced to directly tie him to the politically motivated lane closures, he has risen again, with several polls showing he now leads all 2016 GOP hopefuls in what could be the most wide-open nomination battle in decades. (Associated Press)

Featured Photo Galleries