Joe Albero

Fighter jets intercepted a civilian aircraft that violated restricted airspace over President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, on Dec. 21, military officials said. The aircraft entered restricted airspace at about 9:20 a.m., prompting an F-16 fighter jet to conduct what is called a “headbutt maneuver,” in which the jet flies directly in …

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In a major win for the integrity of Ohio’s elections, Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation on Friday that requires all mail-in ballots to be received by the end of Election Day. As described by local media, SB 293 officially “eliminates the current four-day buffer for boards of elections to receive absentee ballots, now requiring all ballots …

Ohio Enacts ‘Commonsense’ Law Requiring All Mail Ballots Be Returned By Election Day Read More »

Years after 9/11, Islamic terrorists continue to target Americans living and working abroad, including attacking and killing U.S. troops. They’ve also targeted famous pop icons like Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande, including killing their fans in the U.K. In former President Joe Biden’s first two years in office, U.S. troops stationed in Iraq and Syria were …

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A former school board member in upstate New York took a photo of this box in an elementary school classroom. She accused officials of building a “timeout box” for students who have disabilities, though it remains in dispute whether children were ever placed inside.Credit…Chrissy Onientatahse Jacobs An upstate New York district, where most students are …

A ‘Timeout Box’ in an Elementary School Draws Outrage: ‘This Is Not OK’ Read More »

The wage rate will cross the $15 per hour threshold for the first time in six states on Jan. 1, 2026. But the biggest hike will be seen in Hawaii. With the new year comes a round of minimum wage increases. Nineteen states will see a wage bump on Jan. 1, 2026. And, for the …

The new year will bring minimum wage increases in 19 states Read More »

Discriminatory “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” (DEI) policies have been enshrined in virtually every major American institution for more than a decade now. While conservatives have made some laudatory progress in turning the cultural tide against DEI, the fallout on the American economy and, even more devastatingly, the American family, is only just beginning. This week, Compact …

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A multibillion-dollar federal delivery contract awarded to FedEx coincided with a sharp rise in the company’s use of foreign workers, even as it carried out large-scale layoffs of U.S. employees across multiple states. In December 2022, the U.S. Transportation Command selected FedEx and two other firms to provide package delivery services for government agencies under an indefinite-delivery, …

FedEx Wins $2.2B Federal Contract, Then Hires Hundreds Of H-1B Workers While Laying Off Americans Read More »

The home of the republic’s national government, the District of Columbia, has had a municipal government that, for many years, has suffered from a serious lack of understanding of four very simple words: “shall not be infringed.” Those words, of course, come from the Second Amendment, which states in part that the “…right of the …

This Is Big: Trump Admin Fights Back, Now Challenging D.C.’s Assault on Gun Rights Read More »

It is with profound sadness that the Delaware State Police (DSP) announces the line-of-duty death of Corporal Grade One Matthew T. “Ty” Snook, 34, of Hockessin, Delaware, a dedicated 10-year veteran of the Delaware State Police. On December 23, 2025, Corporal Grade One Snook was fatally shot while working an overtime assignment at the Karen L. …

Delaware State Police Mourns the Line-of-Duty Death of Corporal Grade One Matthew T. “Ty” Snook Read More »

A Brown University custodian reported spotting a suspicious man—later identified as alleged shooter Claudio Manuel Neves Valente—casing the engineering building nearly 10 times over several weeks starting in early November, before he ultimately opened fire there. Derek Lisi, a 15-year veteran custodian who worked on campus, had observed the shooter numerous times and alerted security …

Brown University Custodian Warned Security Multiple Times That Suspicious Shooter Was Casing His Target Read More »