Joe Albero

The terrifying abundance of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — better known as PFAS — means they are largely unavoidable in our everyday lives. PFAS have been nicknamed “forever chemicals” due to the extreme difficulty of breaking them down safely and their ability to biodegrade naturally. To this point, our exposure to PFAS has been inescapable, though lawmakers are making progress. Progress, …

The Number of Products Containing PFAS Is Troublingly Long — Here’s a Comprehensive List Read More »

Those looking for data on the US budget deficit contained in the Monthly Treasury Statement had to wait a few weeks because of the government shutdown, but better late than never, and today at 2pm, the Treasury unveiled the US income statement for the just concluded fiscal year 2025. It was ugly, but not as ugly as …

US Reports Biggest Ever Budget Surplus For Month Of September Thanks To Record Tariffs Read More »

Transgender identification is plummeting among young Americans, according to a new study. Mexican Cartels are putting bounties on federal agents involved in the immigration raids in Chicago. On top of being indicted for mortgage and bank fraud, New York Attorney General Letitia James has been harboring a fugitive in her home. And the Los Angeles …

Trans Trend Fades, Cartel’s Bounties on Feds, NY AG Harbors Fugitive Read More »

(Bloomberg) — Car loans have gone from the safest consumer credit products to among the riskiest over the last 15 years as delinquencies rose more than 50%, driven by soaring car prices and rising interest rates, a new study shows. onsumers across all income categories are struggling to make monthly car payments, according to VantageScore, a …

US Auto Delinquencies Have Jumped 50% From 15 Years Ago Read More »

A staffer at a Massachusetts school died after allegedly being kicked in the chest by a teenage girl. Amy Morrell, 53, was assaulted by a 14-year-old student at Meadowridge Academy in Swansea on Wednesday evening, authorities said. The teenager was trying to leave a dorm building without permission when the altercation occurred around 6.55pm, according to the …

School staffer dies after being ‘kicked in the chest by teen student’ Read More »

The Trump administration’s enforcement of a strict English-proficiency requirement for commercial truck drivers forced about 6,000 drivers off the road this year amid rising tensions with state governments over compliance, The Washington Post reported. Under a May 2025 policy issued by Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy, roadside inspections must now begin in English, and drivers suspected of lacking language …

Trump Rule Sidelines 6,000 Truckers Over English Tests Read More »

(BERLIN, MD) – Maryland State Police arrested a man Wednesday on charges he solicited sex from a minor over a smartphone app in Worcester County. Alexander Crum, 29, of Berlin, Maryland is charged with sexual solicitation of a minor, solicitation of child pornography, distribution of child pornography, knowingly permitting sexual solicitation of a minor, and …

Maryland State Police Arrest Man for Sexual Solicitation of a Minor; Distribution of Child Pornography in Worcester County Read More »

Millions of patriotic Americans are skeptical of real repercussions being handed down to members of the Deep State. We’ve seen it play out before where notorious criminals working from the halls of government and secret rooms at Langley get “caught” engaging in nefarious actions, but nothing happens. With the Trump administration, it may be different. …

Other Deep Staters May Slither Away, But it Appears John Bolton May Be Toast Read More »

As with any Board of Education, every elected Board has an attorney to represent and advise the school district on legal matters. In Somerset County, there is no exception. But what do the attorneys get paid? There have been a few uneducated comments about the Board attorneys in Somerset, but we never take anyone’s word …

Somerset County Board of Education Attorneys: Do You Know What They Charge? Read More »

Former Obama staffer Jackie Norris says controversy over Ian Andre Roberts’ hiring demands her full attention Des Moines Public School Board (DMPS) Chair Jackie Norris ended her bid for Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat Thursday after facing backlash for urging “radical empathy” toward former superintendent and illegal immigrant Ian Andre Roberts. Norris, a Democrat who previously served as …

Des Moines school board chair drops Senate race over illegal immigrant hire Read More »