Joe Albero

A federal district court ruled on Dec. 23 that President Donald Trump has legal authority to raise the fee for H-1B visas for employees in specialty occupations to $100,000. Before the change, the fee was between $2,000 and $5,000, depending on the size of the employer. Washington-based U.S. Judge Beryl Howell issued the new ruling after the …

Federal Judge Upholds Trump’s $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas Read More »

In yet another tragic example of how liberal bail reform and leftist groups are endangering American communities, a career criminal in Cleveland, Ohio, was released from jail thanks to a nonprofit tied to Black Lives Matter – only to allegedly murder a complete stranger less than two weeks later. According to reports, 25-year-old Donnie Allen, …

BLM-Linked Bail Fund Sprung a Repeat Offender from Jail — Days Later, He Allegedly Murdered Stranger at Ohio Transit Station  Read More »

The Netflix–Warner merger isn’t just an antitrust question—it risks creating a cultural monopoly that sidelines parents and reshapes what America’s children are taught to value. he groundbreaking proposed merger between Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery has shocked Wall Street, sparking debate over its economic and legal impact on the market. Financial commentators consider how this …

Why Parents Must Oppose Netflix’s Bid to Control America’s Culture Read More »

An underreported story from the past week was Fulton County’s damning admission that a staggering 315,000 votes (at least) that were cast in the 2020 election were submitted unsigned – ergo, unauthorized, and hence in violation of the law. In an election that was decided by a measly 11,000 or so votes in the Peach …

Fulton County’s Admission That 315,000 Votes Were Unlawfully Cast Exonerates President Trump Once And For All Read More »

Federal investigators are examining the disappearance and misuse of billions of dollars intended to address homelessness in Los Angeles County, following revelations that large sums of taxpayer money remain unaccounted for and have allegedly been diverted for personal use. The issue was discussed in an on-air exchange between journalist Elizabeth Vargas and U.S. Attorney Bill …

Federal Task Force Probes Missing Billions in LA Homeless Funds as Indictments Mount [WATCH] Read More »

Last week, we learned that Ross S. Sterling High School student Andrew Meismer, 16, was allegedly stabbed to death by a fellow student during the school day. The suspect, Aundre Matthews, had a long history of disciplinary problems, according to other students. They claimed Matthews had previous assault charges and had brought knives to campus …

A Student Was Killed During Class — Now the School District Is Hiding the Suspect’s Discipline Record Read More »

First I need to apologize. I had stated the other day that I would be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, I was not open. I got food poisoning for the first time in my life and I was literally bed ridden for quite a few days, it was miserable. Nevertheless, I will be open today …

Rt. 346 Emporium Is Open Today Read More »