Joe Albero

Let’s stipulate a couple of facts right at the top: Toyota makes a lot of cars, so many that it’s the world’s largest or second-largest auto manufacturer every year. Toyota makes a lot of good, reliable cars. The Corolla, for instance, may not be flashy but the little things will go for a quarter-million miles …

Toyota CEO Agrees With Elon Musk: We Don’t Have Enough Electricity to Electrify All the Cars Read More »

When you think of a picket fence, you might imagine pristine curb appeal situated in a neighborhood that displays a sense of community. A fence protects what is inside, including a happy family, pets, and personal belongings. In Old Europe, pickets — from piquet, French for “pointed stick or board” — were logs sharpened to shield …

Willie Richardson: The Black Picket Fence Read More »

A 19-year-old Virginia university freshman has been found dead after a night of suspected hazing during which his family claim he drank an entire bottle of bourbon. Adam Oakes was found dead by peers on Saturday morning after a party at the Delta Chi frat house at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. His devastated family are adamant that …

VCU freshman, 19, is found dead after fraternity party as devastated family claim he drank a bottle of Jack Daniels ‘during hazing that went too far’ Read More »

Delmarva’s chicken community raised 570 million chickens with a wholesale value of $3.4 billion in 2020, according to newly released economic data from the Delmarva Chicken Association. The DCA report shows chicken production on Delmarva dipped about 5 percent in 2020 compared to the prior year because of economic contractions and supply chain disruptions felt most acutely at the …

Chicken Economic Report Shows Effects of COVID-19 Headwinds Read More »

Suspected members of Antifa demonstrated against President Joe Biden overnight in Portland, Oregon, forcing businesses to board up their windows and doors to protect against vandalism. Around 150 “anti-ICE” (Immigrations and Customs Enforcement) protesters marched through downtown Portland on Saturday night — a continuation of ongoing protests against the Biden administration’s decision to continue deporting …

Rioters Smash Windows, Force Businesses To Board Up In Downtown Portland Read More »

The scandal surrounding New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s mishandling of nursing home patients during the early weeks of the coronavirus pandemic was never a secret. Yet in their zeal last year to promote Cuomo as a counter to President Trump, broadcast news, cable news, daytime talk shows and late night comics all preferred to tout …

The Media’s Shameful Cover-Up of Andrew Cuomo’s Nursing Home Read More »

ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced that, following approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the State of Maryland will begin to deploy the single-dose Johnson & Johnson (J&J) vaccine this week. Maryland has been initially allocated 49,600 doses of the J&J vaccine, 100% …

State of Maryland to Deploy Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Beginning This Week Read More »

A remarkable New York Times story shows how the postmodern relativistic culture of an elite women’s college prompted administrators to appease a black student who falsely claimed she was racially profiled, wrecking the lives of four of the school’s lower-class wage earners, who were branded as bigots. Times reporter Michael Powell begins by pointing out that …

‘Eating while black’: N.Y. Times admits elite college scapegoated janitors in race hoax Read More »