Atlantic City
Coverage of Atlantic City in the Nexus archive.
- I compared a $120 wagyu filet at Gordon Ramsay's restaurant with a $69 steak. I preferred the cheaper one.
The author compared a $120 wagyu filet at Gordon Ramsay Steak with a $69 steak from Papi Steak, finding the cheaper option offered better value. Both steaks were delicious, but the Papi Steak's filet mignon was more tender and flavorful.
- This bike tour takes thousands of cyclists from Philly to Atlantic City in support of first-responder families
The annual Ben to the Shore bike tour, a 65-mile charity ride from Philadelphia’s Ben Franklin Bridge to Atlantic City, supports Families Behind the Badge, a foundation aiding families of fallen or injured first responders. Hundreds of cyclists and spectators participated in the event on July 26, 2026, with organizers emphasizing community support for first responders.
- ‘Terrifying’: Teacher raped his student who just finished eighth grade, but Delaware authorities never notified the public
A Delaware teacher, Thomas Herlihy, sexually abused a student who had just completed eighth grade over 2.5 years. He was charged in Delaware with 44 felony counts, including rape and sexual abuse, and later pleaded guilty to one count in New Jersey. Delaware authorities did not publicly disclose his indictment or conviction despite standard practices in child abuse cases.
- Unbearable heat suspected in 19 New Jersey deaths as high temperatures give way to thunderstorms
At least 19 deaths in New Jersey are suspected to be linked to a heat dome causing record-breaking temperatures, with severe storms following and causing power outages for nearly 1 million homes and businesses. Officials noted most victims were found in homes without air conditioning, and temperatures in cities like Atlantic City and Newark exceeded historical records.
- Unbearable heat suspected in 19 New Jersey deaths as high temperatures give way to thunderstorms
At least 19 deaths in New Jersey are suspected to be heat-related as a heat dome caused extreme temperatures before transitioning to severe storms. The storms caused power outages affecting nearly 1 million homes and businesses across the central, eastern, and southern U.S.
- Unbearable heat suspected in 19 New Jersey deaths as high temperatures give way to thunderstorms
Unbearable heat in New Jersey is suspected to have caused 19 deaths, with most cases in central and northern regions. High temperatures broke records in cities like Trenton, Newark, and Atlantic City before thunderstorms caused power outages affecting nearly 1 million homes and businesses.
- RFK Jr. says Cassidy accusing him of breaking promises ‘not true’
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed GOP Senator Bill Cassidy's criticism that he is breaking promises, stating during a meeting about a month ago that the accusations are untrue. Kennedy made these remarks while speaking to NewsNation's Anna Kooiman in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
- Officer shot in Atlantic City remains in ICU, 2nd officer released from hospital
An Atlantic City police officer remains in serious condition in the ICU after a shooting incident that also injured a second officer. The suspect involved in the shooting has died.
- 2 officers shot in Atlantic City while serving search warrant; suspect dead
Two police officers were shot in Atlantic City while serving a search warrant. A suspect is dead following the incident, according to Mayor Marty Small.
- 2 officers shot, suspect killed in Atlantic City, official says
Two police officers were shot and a suspect was killed in Atlantic City, New Jersey, during a search warrant execution. The suspect died from injuries, while the officers were hospitalized but expected to recover. The Attorney General’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability is investigating the incident.
- Honduran National Sentenced to 175 Months’ Imprisonment for Drug Distribution Offense in Atlantic City
A Honduran national was sentenced to 175 months in prison for possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute it in Atlantic City. The conviction represents a significant drug distribution enforcement action in the region.
- Prediction Markets May Be Coming for ETFs
Prediction markets may soon be integrated with ETFs, marking a potential shift in financial markets. The article references a photo from Atlantic City, New Jersey, highlighting the connection to gambling and financial instruments.