Tony Borelli

@JMACLIFER @TalkinYanks @BrendanKutyNJ A lot went out to the bars for soccer; I’m there but I’ll be back tonight for the nightcap!

@TalkinYanks @BrendanKutyNJ I am sure a lot of people went home so they can watch the World Cup. Let's see how the attendance is for the night game. Since the World Cup will be over

A view of the crowd during the ninth inning of a Yankees-Dodgers game in the Bronx (via @BrendanKutyNJ)

Mullin threatens prison for state elections officials who don’t cooperate in the administration's scheme to discredit and interfere with the election. And their race towards authoritarianism picks up speed.

Odysseus describing his 20 years away to Penelope

None of this is mandatory all of this is made up, and the administration will lose in court where all of this will end up

Surprise surprise...

New Jersey's Stupid E-Bike & E-Scooter Rules Start This Weekend Starting this weekend (enforcement ramps up around July 19), new licensing, registration, and penalty rules for e-bikes and electric scooters take effect in NJ Key points: •Riders must be 15+ (under 15 = no riding) •Ages 17+: Valid NJ driver's license required •Ages 15-16: Need a motorized bicycle (Class F/moped) license •All e-bikes must be registered with the NJ MVC (this part is seriously dumb) •Proof of registration required while riding and insurance required for certain motorized bicycles (really stupid)

This is insane. ICE hired a wife beater with severe mental health issues whose own family is terrified of him. Also worth noting that the military had previously accepted him in spite of severe mental health issues and sent him to Afghanistan where his family say he was turned into a monster. This ICE hire isn’t just an accident or lack of vetting. Stephen Miller’s goal was to assemble a force of unaccountable marauding thugs. From his perspective this murderous psycho is a success story and exactly what he’s looking for.

@samandashlaw There is a lot of confusion but the crashes we have been seeing here are all electric motorcycles not electric bicycles. It's a good idea to keep the distinction clear.

Dozens of reports are emerging of police using automated license plate readers not to solve crimes, but to stalk their partners and exes. motherjones.com/politics/2026/…

i just had andrew and tristan tate arrested in miami for wearing these outfits

This article is the best ad for @Streets_PAC_NJ I could ask for. We need elected leaders who understand what will make our state safe and what takes us backwards.

Martha Stewart did prison time for six months for what Trump does on a daily basis.

Possibly the the most outrageous solo goal scored by Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The list of problems with implementation of the new NJ e-bike law is long — and lawmakers who passed it aren’t talking. - MVC is backpedaling on multiple issues - People w/disabilities are out of luck - insurance requirement doesn’t cover e-bike rider northjersey.com/story/news/tra…

Urgent: Severe Storm & Flash Flood Threat continues through tonight. Multiple rounds of heavy rain & thunderstorms could causing flash flooding. Never drive or walk through flooded roads. JCPD, JCFD, & OEM are out responding. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.

7/18 & 7/19 Planned Weekend Daytime Service (10am-9pm): NWK-WTC & HOB-WTC 20m; JSQ-33 & HOB-33 10m. (7/19 Gridlock Alert Day) manager.everbridge.net/pub/2625772816…

The Netherlands is putting another $1.2 billion into its biking infrastructure. Not because they're generous, but because it's economical. National infrastructure projects of any size are legally required to undergo a cost-benefit analysis before they get built. They ran the numbers on cycling and every dollar invested came back as roughly $8.90 in benefits: lives saved, healthcare costs avoided, quieter streets, cleaner air, less congestion. 6,500 fewer premature deaths a year, six more months of average life expectancy across the entire country. A few years ago, they were skeptical of a $17 million cycling bridge across the Maas River. They ran the analysis. The bridge was predicted to save $132 million over its lifetime, so they built it. Most conversations about cycling infrastructure start with "how do we pay for it?" The Dutch conversation starts at "what's the cost-benefit ratio." That's the key difference. The Netherlands isn't just subsidizing bicycles, it's refusing to waste money by doing nothing.

This is a video about motorcycles and mopeds, which already require licensing and registration.

This is a terrible idea. Enforce existing laws regarding e-motos. Do not discourage the use of a mode of transportation that is actually safer, cleaner and does less damage to our roads than cars. If street safety is the real goal then redesign our streets!