Joe Albero

A Fulton County judge put the final nail in the coffin of the sprawling racketeering charges against President Donald Trump and his allies today, granting a motion to dismiss the entire case. The order, signed by Judge Scott McAfee, ends years of legal wrangling that many saw as a blatant attempt to derail Trump’s political career. The …

Fani’s Failure: Georgia’s Sham Election Case Against President Trump Finally Crumbles Read More »

The ordeal of Finnish Parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen, who just stood trial a third time—after being acquitted twice—for a 2019 tweet in which she simply shared a Scripture verse and her faith-based views on marriage and sexuality, is a warning to all who value the right to speak freely across the world. When governments claim the power …

We Must Resist the Rise of a Global Censorship Regime Read More »

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have secured guilty pleas from two Somali brothers accused of siphoning nearly $4 million in taxpayer-funded housing subsidies through a web of false claims and sham operations. The case adds fuel to a growing fire of welfare fraud allegations centered in the state’s Somali communities, where investigators say billions have vanished …

More Somali Blowback: Brothers Plead Guilty in $4 Million Minnesota Housing Scam Read More »

President Donald Trump announced Thursday night that a National Guard member who was shot in Washington and hospitalized in critical condition has died. “I heard that Sarah Beckstrom of West Virginia, one of the guardsmen that we’re talking about, highly respected young, magnificent person, started service in June of 2023 outstanding in every way—she’s just …

Sarah Beckstrom, National Guard Member Shot in DC, Has Died, Trump Says Read More »

Following the recent terrorist attack in Washington, DC, President Donald Trump has called for a complete halt to all migrations from third-world countries. The streets around the White House, usually a symbol of unyielding resolve, turned into a scene of raw tragedy on Wednesday when two young National Guard soldiers—Sarah Beckstrom, 20, from West Virginia, …

World Countries, Demands Green Card Audits Read More »

The Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday announced the end of temporary immigration protections for Haitians, adding them to a growing list of immigrant groups seeing their protected status revoked by the Trump administration. The decision, which becomes effective on Feb. 3, 2026, could affect more than a half million Haitians living in the U.S. …

Trump says Haiti no longer meets requirements for TPS. Haitians have to leave Read More »

The Ocean City Council will consider additional regulations on short-term rentals located in two residential zoning districts. With a moratorium on the issuance of short-term rental licenses in place through the end of this year, city officials took time this week to review the effectiveness of new regulations placed on vacation rentals located in R-1 …

Resort considers short-term rental options; Moratorium extension likely as Ocean City officials weigh rental restrictions Read More »

Multiple agencies responded last week to rescue an overdue boater near South Point. On Nov. 19, at approximately 9:30 p.m., Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) was alerted to a search for an overdue boater in the waters south of the South Point boat ramp, according to a news release from the Ocean City Fire Department. …

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Funding has been secured for the first phase of a project that eventually will connect the mainland to Assateague Island with a paved pathway for bicycles and pedestrians. Worcester County officials on Nov. 18 approved an agreement to secure $1.5 million in grant funding for the Route 611 Shared Use Path project, a 10-foot-wide biking-hiking …

Funding secured for first phase of shared-use path Read More »