Watchdog to review NSA following Tucker Carlson's spy claims

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Jim Acosta argues that there’s plenty of blame to go around in how the media has covered Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban, but he singles out Tucker Carlson, in particular, calling him Fox News’ “Ayatollah of Paranoia” for attempting to incite fear of being “invaded” by Afghan refugees. On Acosta’s Saturday show, the CNN host took aim at conservative media personalities for what he feels are inappropriate responses to the crisis in Afghanistan.“The pictures of Afghans clinging to military

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Fox News’ Tucker Carlson ended his 17-minute monologue on Afghan refugees Wednesday night by going after Rep. Ilhan Omar, who has sparred with him indirectly for years.

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reported that the population is diversifying.

announced an inquiry into his weeks-old claims, he said, “I felt like kind of a lunatic. You don’t want to go on TV — I mean, would you want to go on air and say, ‘They’re spying on me?’ No, you sound like a nutcase, but I didn’t feel like I had a choice.”In June, the star of Fox News’ primetime lineup shared with his millions of viewers that he’d been told the NSA was monitoring him.

Rachel Uchitel is addressing her ongoing legal battle with Tiger Woods following their 2009 affair.

Reba McEntire has shared a celebratory post in support of her friend following her shock health announcement over the weekend.MORE: Country singer Reba McEntire shocks fans with devastating health updateThe country superstar revealed that she and her boyfriend Rex Linn had both contracted Covid despite having the vaccination.However, on Sunday, the singer took to Twitter to share a far more positive post as she celebrated Today star Hoda Kotb's birthday. VIDEO: Reba McEntire reveals how she met

The Washington Post reported today that Chris is one of the few people still advising his brother Andrew throughout the crisis. During an Aug.

Among the signatories of the joint open letter were The NSW Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby, The Gender Centre, ACON, Intersex Human Rights Australia and The Public Interest Advocacy Centre.As Lawrie points out NSW Anti-Discrimination Act in 1982, was the first anti-discrimination law in Australia to cover homosexuality.“This is why it so disappointing that it now the worse in the country in terms of LGBTQI coverage.”“The specific exemptions for private educational authorities are also unique in that

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has said he is not happy that the show is still on Fox.The series premiered on Fox in January 1999 and has remained on the network ever since.Last September, Family Guy was renewed for two more seasons by Fox.But MacFarlane has expressed his desire to move the show to another network, citing Fox News host Tucker Carlson as the reason why.“Tucker Carlson’s latest opinion piece once again makes me wish Family Guy was on any other network,” he wrote on

Seth MacFarlane is really wishing his hit animated show, Family Guy, was on another network.

There is no love lost between Seth MacFarlane and Tucker Carlson.

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Seth MacFarlane once again took extreme displeasure in comments made by a host of Fox News, another episode in a long saga between the Family Guy creator and Fox News corporate sibling Fox Entertainment, which airs his long-running animated series Family Guy.

breakthrough cases of COVID-19; instances where people who are fully vaccinated still come down with the virus. In doing so, he questioned Fauci’s comments on the virus’ ability to infect those with both vaccine doses and called him “the guy who created COVID.” Fox News did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Tucker’s July 28 remarks.

One of the standout moments from the first meeting of the January 6 Select Committee came when Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) fought back tears as he addressed the four witnesses, police officers who defended the Capitol from pro-Donald Trump rioters.

writing on Twitter, "We’ve always had a choice: We can attack those who attacked our democracy that day, or we can attack those who defended our democracy that day. Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and so many others chose the latter.