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New Jersey ranks high in digital overstimulation. Here’s what the “brain rot” index reveals about social media and youth behavior.

A new study says late-night gaming is costing New Jersey employers $157 million in lost productivity.

“Do-AC”… It’s the weapon of choice in trying to re-brand the sagging gambling town’s image by de-emphasizing gaming and focusing on other attractions in Atlantic City. But one expert says he has a hard time figuring out what the campaign’s focus is.

Atlantic City gaming revenue has dropped from second to third, now bested by Pennsylvania.  Atlantic City has long been the number-two gaming destination behind Las Vegas, but new casinos in the Keystone State are cutting into the city's profits outdoing Atlantic City's by $36 million.