Joe Albero

Israeli double-blind Ivermectin study heads for peer review

ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today issued the following statement following the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill in the United States Senate: “This historic bill will grow jobs, expand economic opportunity, and enhance our national security—all without raising taxes. Its overwhelming and bipartisan passage in the Senate is a testament to the fact that this …

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Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., announced Friday that he intends to file articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary  Alejandro Mayorkas, citing the administration’s handling of the crisis at the southern border. “Secretary Mayorkas is a threat to the sovereignty and security of our nation,” Biggs said in a statement. “As a result of his actions and …

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Media Blackout: Renowned German Pathologist’s Vaccine Autopsy Data is Shocking… and Being Censored

Biden Admin to Extend ‘Pause’ on Student Loan Payments Until January 31

A War on (Free) Natural Immunity

Republican Rep. Offers Two Good Reasons Why Joe Biden Should Be Impeached

While many people have bragged about being “fully vaccinated” after taking two COVID-19 jabs, a Swedish professor says that as many as five shots may be needed to combat falling immunity. “We don’t know how long the vaccine protects against serious illness and death,” said Karolinska Institute Professor Matti Sällberg. “This means that you pick the …

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America’s largest public sector teachers union has filed a lawsuit against a Rhode Island mom after she filed records requests asking, among other things, what her five-year-old daughter would be taught in kindergarten. The mom, Nicole Solas, is receiving help from the Goldwater Institute as she navigates the legal system and fights back against the …

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Prof. Edward C. Ennels taught math at Baltimore City Community College but appears to have been offering a running lesson on supply side economic theory.  Ennels reportedly was selling grades on a sliding scale depending on your worth and your ambition: $150 for a C; $250 for a B; and $500 for an A.  He has now earned …

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