Joe Albero

On Tuesday the Supreme Court of the United States agreed to hear Grant v. Higgins, a case centering on whether AR-15 ownership is protected by the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. The case was distributed for conference on June 29, 2026, and cert was granted on June 30. The SCOTUSBLOG summarized the case: “Whether the Second and 14th Amendments guarantee …

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It’s so hot in Europe right now that unvetted African and Middle Eastern migrants have filed for asylum at Santa’s workshop. The World Health Organization estimates that more than 1,000 people have died in Europe as a brutal early-summer heat wave travels through the region. The weather has turned into political theater for outsiders. One side insists …

Europe’s Heated Arguments Against Air Conditioners Read More »

Populist movements have exposed a deep divide between Western elites and voters—but their biggest challenge may be turning backlash into a lasting governing strategy. Iguess there’s nothing to do about my reluctance to write this post other than to write my way through it. Across the West, the political elites have become estranged from their …

The Grave and Increasingly Obvious Limitations of Populist Politics Read More »

There’s no longer much foreign reporting on television with the exception of natural disasters, or countries where Americans are engaged in military action. That’s certainly true of Europe – except for Britain. The networks, surely focused on ratings, display a fascination with the Royal Family. On Monday, NBC’s Today featured a four-minute report from London-based Molly Hunter obsessing over …

American Media Prioritize British Royal Family Over British Child Rape Read More »

The new Federal Tax Credit Scholarship law will strengthen families to direct their children’s education while affirming religious freedom. As the nation soon celebrates its 250th birthday, it is worth recalling that religious freedom and practice were vital to the birth of our constitutional republic and are necessary to sustain it. The various school choice laws in …

Equipping Schoolchildren for a Better America Read More »

There are 64 Medicaid-funded social adult daycare centers packed into a single one-mile radius of Flushing, Queens. Not 64 in the borough. Not 64 in the city. Sixty-four within walking distance of each other, according to a new CBS News data analysis that found the densest cluster of such facilities anywhere in the country. Federal investigators have …

An Impossible Saturation of Adult Daycares Popped Up in Flushing, NY, and Nobody Thought to Ask Why Read More »

Many DSA leaders explicitly define themselves as Marxist and advocate its ideals President Donald Trump has been warning that a new crop of political candidates that recently have won Democrat primaries, sometimes booting party personalities who have been in their congressional seats for decades, are actually “hardcore Godless communists.” Of course, the media “corrected” him, …

‘Democratic Socialists?’ Their Own Statements Promote Communism Read More »

In this episode of The Brief, host Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Hassan Aden—CEO of Somaliland Investment and Trade—for a conversation about one of the most overlooked geopolitical stories of our time. The Republic of Somaliland spent more than 30 years in diplomatic isolation before Israel became the first UN member state to formally recognize it …

What is Somaliland? The African Democracy America Doesn’t Know About—But Should Read More »

White House Homeland Security Adviser Stephen Miller delivered a clear and forceful message: every Haitian national on Temporary Protected Status will be returned to Haiti under President Trump. The Biden administration’s last-year extension of TPS turned what began as a short-term response to a 2010 earthquake into a permanent pipeline. Miller called the deliberate importation …

Miller: Every Single Haitian Migrant Is Going Back To Haiti Under Trump Read More »

PJM Grid May Test 2006 Record Cooling demand across PJM Interconnection’s operating area will surge today and into late week as tens of millions of households and businesses crank up air conditioners to stay cool under the emerging heat dome. The spike in power demand is expected to strain the grid, which helps explain why …

Largest US Power Grid On Verge Of Cracking Due To Historic Heat Dome  Read More »