Joe Albero

Prince Harry and Meghan arrived back in Britain on Wednesday with their two children after six years in California. A source close to the couple told NBC News last week that the family was returning for an “extended period,” not to resume official royal work. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 41 and 45, flew privately from California …

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Nick Shirley leaves New York Times reporter Laurel Rosenhall speechless while dismantling her defense of California’s controversial “Stop Nick Shirley Act.” (Screenshot) Independent journalist Nick Shirley turned the tables on a New York Times reporter who repeatedly pushed the Democrat defense of California’s so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act.” Independent journalist Nick Shirley, the 24-year-old YouTuber whose …

Independent Journalist Nick Shirley Leaves New York Times Reporter SPEECHLESS After She Tries to Defend California’s “Stop Nick Shirley Act” — Then She Allegedly Cuts the Interview Short Read More »

In a key clinical trial, patients receiving the drug achieved a median overall survival of 13.2 months, compared to 6.7 months for patients offered standard chemotherapy. The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved a new treatment for advanced pancreatic cancer, which is the first to attack a genetic cause of the aggressive, highly lethal …

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There is a growing national outcry to ban Flock cameras. We do not give up our constitutional rights when we get into our vehicles, and we do not want authoritarian control freaks watching us, monitoring us and tracking us everywhere that we go. This is an issue that is uniting people all over the country, …

Americans Hate Flock Cameras! So Why Is the Left So Silent About How They Are Being Used to Violate Our Constitutional Rights? Read More »

The agency referred a former United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees school teacher and Hamas operative for debarment for allegedly receiving and holding civilian hostages beginning on October 7, 2023. The United States’ Agency for International Development’s Inspector General’s office announced Wednesday that it has referred more than 100 current or former employees of …

USAID Report Finds More Than 100 UNRWA Employees Participated in Hamas Atrocities on Oct. 7 Read More »

If there is something that is causing only slightly less angst in the general public’s equilibrium than the current wars over data centers, I would have to guess it’s the ongoing battle against the proliferation of these Flock cameras. The supposed ‘license plate’ readers that are capable of doing so much more [CUE: evil laugh], which are popping up …

Flock Surveillance Camera CEO Tells Americans They’re, Well, Flocked Read More »

America’s new home market is showing fresh signs of strain, with sales plunging in July even as the typical price of a newly built house fell to its lowest level in five years. The median sales price of a new home dropped to $393,800 last month, down 2.3 percent from June and the lowest figure …

US housing market plunges deeper into crisis as new home prices hit 5-year low and buyers disappear Read More »

Fishing for Chesapeake Channa in the middle to upper sections of the region’s tidal rivers is good. Anglers are targeting the grass flats with chatterbaits, soft frogs, and buzzbaits with good success. White perch offer some fishing action in the tidal rivers and creeks. The early morning and late evening hours offer the best fishing …

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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announces that, following our scoping and proposal process, the following regulation changes will be effective August 31, 2026: GEAR Changes have been made to clarify that an individual may attempt to catch fish only when using legal fishing gear. See the summary for information. SHELLFISH – GENERAL – Seafood Dealer Declaration Requirement …

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Soda purchases fell about 13 percent among Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries after 10 states restricted purchases of sugary drinks with SNAP funds in 2026, a study found. SNAP restriction waivers banned non-nutritious items like soda and candy to ensure that taxpayer dollars are directed toward nutritious options that improve health outcomes, the U.S. …

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