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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) announced on Monday that she will not seek re-election. “She will not seek re-election to a new term as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District concluding a remarkable, barrier-breaking career spanning over 50 years in public service to the State of New Jersey and the nation,” a press release read. “I have been blessed in my life to be surrounded by loved ones who have always valued the importance of serving the public, and I have never taken that opportunity to serve for granted. I truly believe that ‘to whom much is given, much is required’ and, as such, I have always prioritized the people I represent above any personal or professional gain,” the 80-year-old House Democrat said. “The values and principles instilled in my brothers and me at a young age from our parents, John and Marie Watson, have been a guiding light on this incredible journey in public service and they are the very same ideals that inform my decision now. I made this decision with tremendous thought and reflection, and through many personal conversations with my husband Bill and my family. I am confident it is the right choice for me and my family who have graciously sacrificed by my side when I placed serving our community above all else and I can truly say, I am at peace with my decision,” she continued. “I made a commitment years ago to always lead the charge on behalf of those I represent, and I believe I have fulfilled that commitment to the very best of my abilities. I have always stood on the frontlines in the fight for principled progressive policies and my work has centered on the belief that there must be a floor below which we should never allow any child, family, or person to fall,” Watson Coleman said on X. “I believe in giving voice to truth, speaking truth to power, and I believe as a consequence of that, we have been able to effect real results that will be felt in communities across America for generations. I also believe now is the time to pass the torch to the next leader who will continue leading this charge,” she added. Today, I'm announcing that I will not seek reelection next year. I made a commitment years ago to always lead the charge on behalf of those I represent, and I believe I have fulfilled that commitment to the very best of my abilities. I have always stood on the frontlines in the… pic.twitter.com/wqpT3C8dIO — Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (@RepBonnie) November 10, 2025 The Hill shared: A former majority leader of the New Jersey General Assembly, Watson Coleman became the first African American woman to represent her state in Congress upon taking office in 2015. An executive board member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Watson Coleman is on the Appropriations and Budget committees. In her statement, Watson Coleman touted her efforts “to build an economy for all, reform our criminal justice system, achieve health equity, and eliminate poverty.” She also pushed for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict that “paves the way for peace, prosperity, and dignity” for both sides. Multiple individuals announced their candidacies to replace Watson Coleman shortly after her retirement announcement. Watson Coleman’s district leans heavily Democratic, as the retiring representative won re-election in 2024 by 25 points. EXODUS GROWS: Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, 80,  says she won’t seek re-election after serving in Congress since 2015. She beat her Republican challenger 61% to 36% in 2024. pic.twitter.com/vmRIw04OxD — Fox News (@FoxNews) November 10, 2025 More from New Jersey Globe: Two candidates are definitely in: East Brunswick Mayor Brad Cohen and Somerset County Commissioner Shanel Robinson (D-Franklin) both announced campaigns shortly after Watson Coleman said she’d retire. Beyond them, at the top of the list are two local state legislators, State Sen. Andrew Zwicker (D-South Brunswick) and Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (D-Trenton). The 61-year-old Zwicker has run for the district once before, losing a Democratic primary to Watson Coleman in 2014 (his legislative career began the next year); the 54-year-old Reynolds-Jackson represents the Trenton-based legislative district Watson Coleman once held. Other possible Democratic contenders include Assemblywoman Linda Carter (D-Plainfield), Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy (D-Hamilton), Middlesex County Commissioner Shanti Narra (D-North Brunswick), Mercer County Commissioner Samuel Frisby (D-Trenton), Middlesex County Surrogate Claribel Cortes, Mercer County Clerk Paula Sollami Covello, Plainfield Mayor Adrian Mapp, Ewing Councilwoman Sarah Steward (a former staffer for Rush Holt, Watson Coleman’s predecessor), Millstone Mayor Ray Heck (whose town is among the state’s smallest municipalities at population 448), and James Gee, a Democratic strategist who was Watson Coleman’s longtime chief of staff. It’s also possible that some candidates in the packed Democratic primary for the neighboring 7th congressional district, a swing district held by Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-Westfield), could make a leap over in the neighboring 12th district; among them is physician Tina Shah, who moved from the 12th district to the 7th earlier this year. Sue Altman, the Democratic nominee for the 7th district in 2024 who’s now Senator Andy Kim’s state director, could look at running as well. A less-well-known Democrat, fitness studio owner Kyle Little, was already running for the 12th district even before Watson Coleman announced her retirement.

“Star Wars” alum Oscar Isaac said he would be willing to return to the franchise if Disney stayed woke. The actor played X-wing fighter pilot Poe Dameron in the Star Wars sequel trilogy that began with “The Force Awakens” in 2015. During a newly published interview with GQ, Isaac reflected on a comment he previously made about returning to “Star Wars” only if he “needed another house.” “Yeah. That was a real likable quote. Jesus Christ,” he told the interviewer after it was brought up. “Y’know, people ask you things, you say stuff, you don’t really think about it that much. I said a slightly d***ish thing.” Isaac had said he was done with Disney for years, but now claims to be “open to” returning, with stipulations. “Although right now I’m not so open to working with Disney,” he told GQ. “But if they can kinda figure it out and, you know, not succumb to fascism, that would be great,” Isaac added. The interview included an editor’s note, noting it was “conducted two days after ABC and Disney suspended production of Jimmy Kimmel Live! in response to comments Kimmel made following the death of Charlie Kirk. Kimmel was back on the air four days after this conversation took place.” Isaac appeared in several “Star Wars” franchise films, including “The Last Jedi” (2017) and “The Rise of Skywalker” (2019). He also voiced the character Dameron in the “Star Wars Resistance” animated series.  Hollywood went into full-on meltdown mode following Kimmel’s suspension in September. Most celebrities blamed President Donald Trump for the suspension. Kimmel’s remarks were taken to imply that Kirk’s killer was linked to Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement. Investigators say that the 22-year-old man arrested for Kirk’s killing was deeply steeped in leftist ideology and disliked Kirk for his conservative views. “We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it,” Kimmel said during the monologue in question. When he returned following a brief suspension, Kimmel claimed that “it was never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man.”

Conservatives attending the final stop on the “This is the Turning Point” tour at the University of California, Berkeley, on Monday night were met by hundreds of leftist agitators as police in riot gear tried to keep the protesters contained. Protesters, some of whom wore keffiyehs, showed up outside the venue on campus hours before the event started and confronted the attendees as they lined up to enter the building. At one point, an agitator got into a fistfight with a man wearing a red Turning Point USA shirt. The event attendee was pictured with a bloodied face, as both he and the agitator were detained by police, The New York Post reported. At least two people detained after violence breaks out at a #TurningPointUSA event at #ucberkeley Our crews say tensions are growing as the number of protesters grow #ktvu pic.twitter.com/r8YuYvcqgr — Claudine Wong (@ClaudineKTVU) November 11, 2025 Police confirmed that two people were arrested, including one person charged with battery, following the fistfight. It’s unclear if one of the men involved in the fistfight was the person charged with battery. Police set up a barricade between protesters and attendees before and after the event as agitators lit flares and shouted at the conservative attendees. Two more people were arrested after attempting to get past the barricade, The Mercury News reported. UC Berkeley currently looks like a war zone. An ANTIFA member just lit off a flare resulting in TPUSA event attendees being rushed inside. A car then comes and starts backfiring visibly scaring multiple attendees who feared they were hearing gunshots. @TPUSA | @Savsays pic.twitter.com/u3mG8rJDSx — FRONTLINES TPUSA (@FrontlinesTPUSA) November 11, 2025 The event at Cal Berkeley, one of the most liberal universities in America, featured comedian Rob Schneider and Christian apologist and writer Dr. Frank Turek. It was the final event on the TPUSA college tour that Charlie Kirk began in September. Kirk was assassinated while speaking to college students at Utah Valley University on the first stop of the tour on September 10. Andrew Kolvet, the chief spokesman for TPUSA and executive producer of “The Charlie Kirk Show,” said “Antifa thugs” were responsible for attempting to stop Monday’s event. Even as left-wing protesters crowded outside, the event went ahead as planned before a packed audience inside. “Despite Antifa thugs blocking our campus tour stop with tear gas, fireworks, and glass bottles, we had a PACKED HOUSE in the heart of deep blue UC Berkeley,” Kolvet said. God bless these brave students. For Charlie ????” Despite Antifa thugs blocking our campus tour stop with tear gas, fireworks, and glass bottles, we had a PACKED HOUSE in the heart of deep blue UC Berkeley. God bless these brave students. For Charlie ???? pic.twitter.com/EGgiH2wplF — Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) November 11, 2025 Shortly before the event began, Schneider wrote on X, “Thank YOU, Antifa for welcoming us tonight at UC Berkeley. We Look forward to our thoughtful, teargas free discussion and debate.” Thank YOU, Antifa for welcoming us tonight at UC Berkeley. We Look forward to our thoughtful, teargas free discussion and debate.???????? https://t.co/BSN0aOdIvw — Rob Schneider ?? (@RobSchneider) November 11, 2025 UC Berkeley said it was prepared for the fierce opposition to the TPUSA event on its campus. “The campus fully supports the rights and ability of every single student organization to invite whatever speakers they wish, regardless of their beliefs or perspectives,” said UC Berkeley Assistant Vice Chancellor Dan Mogulof.

Despite Congress nearing a deal to end the government shutdown, air traffic issues are likely to continue to impact the American people after the shutdown comes to an end — especially those who plan on traveling for the holidays and those who want to order their Christmas gifts online. Thousands of flights have already been delayed or outright canceled — and the issues are affecting package deliveries as well as passenger travel. The ripple effect could last for days beyond the end of the shutdown. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pointed out that it was not just human cargo being delayed or rerouted as flights were delayed and canceled — but also actual cargo. And as the holiday season approaches — and people ship millions of packages across the country and around the world — those packages are also likely to face delays. Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent warns of the government shutdown’s impact on the economy leading into the holidays: “Cargo and people are both being slowed down.” https://t.co/fthuOU6ymG pic.twitter.com/P9diiuspqd — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) November 9, 2025 Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told “State of the Union” host Jake Tapper that if a deal wasn’t reached, air travel would quickly “be reduced to a trickle” — just as some of the biggest travel days of the year approached. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tells CNN’s Jake Tapper travel disruptions are “only going to get worse” and that “you’re going to see air travel be reduced to a trickle” if the shutdown continues. pic.twitter.com/blCpBtdDHH — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) November 9, 2025 When asked how many Americans might find themselves grounded for the holiday, Duffy was clear: “I think the number is going to be substantial.” Duffy on how many Americans won’t be able to travel for Thanksgiving due to air traffic controller shortages: “I think the number is going to be substantial.” pic.twitter.com/7ILl4NX4lQ — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) November 9, 2025 Duffy went on to explain that the flight cancellations were based on only one criterion: safety. “This is not political. This is strictly safety. And I’m doing what I can in a mess that Democrats have put on my lap. And now I’m trying to keep the American people safe and keep airplanes flying,” he said. Duffy on flight cancellations: “This is not political. This is strictly safety. And I’m doing what I can in a mess that Democrats have put on my lap. And now I’m trying to keep the American people safe and keep airplanes flying.” pic.twitter.com/9WVyl4w8Ek — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) November 9, 2025 How far will the effects ripple out into the coming days? Only time will tell. Since the air travel chaos could affect your holiday packages, it’s probably not a great idea to wait until the last minute to get gifts for your loved ones this year. So stop putting off ordering those wish list items and get your holiday shopping done right now at Daily Wire Shop. Check out favorite items from all of our brands: shaving bundles from Jeremy’s Razors, boxes and assortments Mayflower Cigars, scents handpicked by your favorite Daily Wire hosts at The Candle Club, men’s supplements from Responsible Man, and merch that keeps up the fight from Daily Wire Shop. Jeremy’s Razors, Mayflower Cigars, The Candle Club, and Responsible Man share common ownership with The Daily Wire.  Mayflower cigars does not sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21. If you are not at least 21 years of age, please do not enter our website.