Joe Albero

In the aftermath of a devastating 12-day military conflict that left Iran’s nuclear program in ruins and its military leadership decimated, the Islamic Republic has launched a brutal crackdown against its own people, executing citizens and arresting over 700 individuals it claims were Israeli spies. Human rights groups are calling the regime’s actions a reign of terror designed to deflect blame …

Mass Executions in Iran: Regime Executes Citizens, Claims 700 Israeli Agents Uncovered After Crushing Military Loss Read More »

Diddy will remain in prison as he awaits sentencing, after being acquitted of the most damning charges of sex-trafficking and racketeering but convicted of lesser charges of ‘Transportation for Prostitution’. Judge Arun Subramanian has denied bail for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs after he was cleared of the most serious charges of ‘sex trafficking’ and ‘racketeering’, but …

JUST IN: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Denied Bail, Will Remain in Prison Awaiting Sentencing – Judge Says Violent Rapper Can’t Demonstrate That He Is Not ‘A Danger to the Community’ Read More »

A California jury has ordered Google to pay $314 million after a class action lawsuit claimed the internet giant used Android users’ cellular data to collect information without their knowledge or consent. Bloomberg reports that in a major legal blow to tech giant Google, a state court jury in San Jose, California handed down a $314 million …

Google Hit with $314 Million Judgment for Snooping on Android Users’ Cellular Data Read More »

Convicted sex offender and creepy pervert Anthony Weiner, AKA, “Carlos Danger,” lost his nomination for a seat as a Democrat on the NYC Council. The former Democrat Congressman, who was forced to resign his seat over sexting scandals and was later convicted of sexting a minor, lost his run for a seat on the New York City …

Convicted Sex Offender Anthony Weiner, AKA, ‘Carlos Danger’ Loses New York City Council Race Read More »

Eric Tarpinian-Jachym was an intern for Kansas Rep. Ron Estes. A 21-year-old congressional intern was killed Monday night after getting caught in targeted gunfire in Northwest Washington, D.C., police said. Police and congressional officials identified the victim as Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, of Granby, Massachusetts, who died Tuesday after being shot near the intersection of 7th and …

Congressional intern killed in Washington, DC shooting: Officials Read More »

For the last four years, Americans suffered through record-high inflation that threatened to derail backyard barbecues across the nation. That cost curse, however, is expected to change as year-over-year inflation rates under President Donald Trump hit lows unseen under President Joe Biden. Prices, no doubt, are higher during Trump’s second term than they were during …

For the First Time in Four Years, Americans Aren’t Paying More for Their July 4 Cookouts Read More »

The FBI and three other agencies warned on June 30 that critical infrastructure operators should be aware of potential Iranian cyberattacks coming in the wake of U.S. airstrikes on the country’s nuclear program. “Defense Industrial Base companies, particularly those possessing holdings or relationships with Israeli research and defense firms, are at increased risk,” the agencies …

FBI Warns of New Iran-Linked Attacks on US Infrastructure Read More »

The relentless march of artificial intelligence demands an energy revolution. As AI’s electricity consumption spirals out of control—with a single ChatGPT query devouring the equivalent of lighting a home for 20 minutes—Big Tech is scrambling for solutions that green energy cannot provide. Solar and wind, while valuable, fail to deliver the uninterrupted electricity AI data centers demand. Fossil …

A Nuclear Energy Renaissance Is Underway Because AI Requires Vast Amounts of Energy Read More »