Joe Albero

The FDNY has now confirmed what many suspected from the start: the massive fire that gutted the historic South Bushwick Reform Church in Brooklyn was intentionally set. The 1853 landmark, a Greek Revival structure that served generations of worshippers as both a house of faith and a community hub, is a total loss, and it will be …

Historic NYC Church Torched In Confirmed Arson – City Rejects Save Plan As Demolition Ordered Read More »

A Massachusetts woman was sentenced earlier this week in federal court in Worcester for fraudulently receiving Social Security disability benefits for 10 years. Michelle M. DiSalvo, 53, was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Margaret R. Guzman to one day of prison deemed served, three years of supervised release and was ordered to pay $100,080 in restitution. …

Massachusetts Woman Ordered to Repay $100K in SSI Fraud Case Read More »

The newest update from Cook Political Report is here, and it shows a clear pathway to victory for Republicans to maintain control of the House of Representatives as we head into the November midterm election season. The July 16 report shows that Republicans are likely to come away with 212 seats, and have classified a further 18 …

The GOP’s Path to Retaining Control of the House Is Here Read More »

The backlash against the AI data-center build-out – which we’ve been tracking since it was a smattering of county fights across 28 states – staged its first coordinated day of action on Saturday: 142 protests across 42 states, from Wasilla, Alaska to Naples, Florida, organized by Humans First, the nonprofit that Tea Party veteran Amy Kremer co-founded and chairs. The …

The Data-Center Revolt Goes National: Tea Party Veteran Leads 142 Rallies Across 42 States  Read More »

Investigators trace Legionella bacteria to dozens of cooling towers, including the Guggenheim Museu New York City health officials announced Saturday that a second person has died in connection with a growing Legionnaires’ disease outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side as the number of confirmed infections continued to rise. “We are heartbroken to learn that another New …

Legionnaires’ disease kills second in Manhattan’s Upper East Side outbreak Read More »

New York City residents collected $2.6 billion in welfare payments in 2025, and that was before Zohran Mamdani took office. Do you think that number will go up or down now that he is running the city? The $2.6 billion figure represents a 71 percent increase in payments since 2022. This is simply not sustainable. …

NYC Residents Collected a Stunning $2.6 BILLION in Welfare Payments Last Year – 71 Percent Increase Since 2022 Read More »

It’s not often that we’re able to write words of praise for ABC News’ Jon Karl on the pages of RedState, but fair play to the co-host of the Sunday show This Week for actually holding a Democrat accountable for their lies. Karl’s guest on this week’s show was Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), the ranking Democrat …

ABC News Just Caught Democrat Senator Mark Warner Telling a Massive Lie About Voter ID Read More »

After a year-long redistricting blitz, Republicans have moved on to phase two of their election strategy: securing Americans’ ballots. After the Supreme Court delivered a surprising blow to the GOP in June, allowing mail-in votes to be counted almost a week after Election Day, there’s an understandable concern that the upcoming midterms will be ripe …

Dems Fight Trump’s Push to Secure Mail-In Ballots Read More »

The exhibit reveals a darker side of the progressive icon. On July 4, the $450 million Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opened its doors to the public — a public that, according to a letter in a library exhibit, Roosevelt felt was similar to cattle. In the letter written to Charles Davenport at Cold Spring Harbor …

Teddy Roosevelt’s SECRET letter proves progressivism was always headed to THIS Read More »