DelMarVa’s Premier Source for Conservative News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest
Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent our advertisers
That comes on the heels of billions in Muslim health care fraud in the last two years. We need to keep the border open for mass migration, process fake refugee claims and keep bringing millions of people who hate us to this country… otherwise who will defraud Medicare to the tune of $90 million? That comes …
Muslim Illegal Alien Fugitive Commits $90M Medicare Fraud Read More »
It is imperative that the Senate filibuster be put on the proverbial chopping block if Republican leadership has any intention of passing legislation, large or small, between now and the remainder of President Trump’s term. It is bad enough already that such little legislative progress has been made since the President assumed office on the …
Why the Senate Filibuster Must Be Put on the Chopping Block Read More »
Resorts World confirms March 30 closure as Strip’s January gaming revenue drops 11% year over year Tourism has been taking a hit in Sin City — and now comes news of another poker room closure on the Las Vegas Strip. A Resorts World representative confirmed to Fox News Digital that its poker rooms will be discontinued on …
Las Vegas poker rooms fold as casino tourism plummets to record lows Read More »
Chicago City Council passed tourism tax hike on large downtown hotels The Chicago City Council has agreed to raise its tourist tax in an effort to grow traveler marketing programs. The vote on Ordinance 2026-0022544 will raise the tax on hotel rooms within that district to 19% from the rate of 17.5% — which includes a combined …
Major city hikes hotel tax to nearly 20% as tourism bosses eye future events Read More »
Inflation pushed dollar stores to expand their price points. Higher-income shoppers, pressured by the same headwind, came along for the ride. Dollar store executives have been touting gains with higher income shoppers over the past few quarters. That’s a customer acquisition win several years in the making and tracks with broader habits among higher income consumers. …
Roughly three in five (59%) U.S. residents believe advances in artificial intelligence will eliminate jobs and make it harder for people to afford homes, according to a recent Redfin survey. Half as many people (30%) believe the opposite, that advances in AI will help boost the U.S. economy and help more people afford homes. 3 …
3 in 5 U.S. Residents Believe A.I. Will Cut Jobs, Making It Harder to Afford Homes Read More »
The United States Senate has confirmed Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) as the 9th Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) by a mostly party-line vote, 54-45. Two Democrats crossed the aisle to confirm Mullin: Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) and Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM). Fellow Republican and Chairman of the Health, Employment, Labor & Pensions …
Markwayne Mullin Is Confirmed As Department of Homeland Security Secretary Read More »
Realistically, this is the last opportunity to deport illegals, while Republicans control all branches of the federal government and public opinion strongly favors border control. bright spot in immigration policy, the issue on which President Trump polls the best among his supporters, is the progress being made toward removing so-called refugees from our country. On Monday, Trump won the second …
If ‘Temporary Refugees’ Aren’t Removed Now, They Never Will Be Read More »
The US Supreme Court on Monday is hearing oral arguments on a challenge to mail-in ballots. The lawsuit challenging the mail-ballots was filed by the Republican National Committee and the Libertarian Party of Mississippi. Conservative Justice Samuel Alito blasted the endless counting of mail-in ballots. “We have lots of phrases that involve two words, the …
Supreme Court Justice Alito Blasts Endless Counting of Mail-in Ballots Read More »