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I was recently delighted with receiving a gift for my 80th birthday in the form of vindication, when my iron law of Conservative Inc. behavior was fully confirmed. This happened when Stephen Hayes and Jonah Goldberg decided to dissociate themselves from Fox News because of the network’s association with Tucker Carlson, who has maintained—with ample evidence—that FBI agents were involved in the events of Jan. 6, 2021. Hayes and Goldberg are both fixtures of the anti-Donald Trump website...

CNNs S.E. Cupp and The Washington Posts Max Boot slammed the conservative network as irresponsible and "covidiocy central."

'...[A]t the same time that Republicans fight vaccine mandates and continue to play down the risk of covid-19, they also shamelessly attack Biden for not ending the pandemic,' writes Max Boot in a new Washington Post column.

Commentary: The death of truth and democracy nears, as Trumps influence pervades the Republican Party.

People, radical people, idealogues, wackos you just saw in that clip away from the things that matter. theyre all over the energy grid and recking it. mike taylor is with combined energy sources and joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on, mike. are you worried about our energy sector? >> oh, tucker, i dont even know where to begin to start. here in new york, my family is a propane gas and heating oil company. weve been in business over 54 years. ive never seen consumers put in the cru...

CNN, MSNBC and The New York Times are among the liberal media outlets that were constantly wrong about Kyle Rittenhouse – and one media watchdog kept receipts to prove it. 

Armed Trump zealots would “bear roughly the same symbiotic relationship to the GOP that the IRA had to the Sinn Fein party,” warned Max Boot.

The growing incidence of political violence raises the specter of a Republican insurgency if former President Trump runs and loses in 2024, warned conservative columnist Max Boot on Tuesday.

Democratic Western Europe is the heartland of real socialist parties. Also called social democratic or labor parties, they thrive and routinely win

If you want to know how reliable journalists and TV talking heads are, look at their record when it comes to the biggest stories of the past decade: Iraq?s