By J. Max Robins: Here is a highly opinionated list of who stands to rise and who’s likely to stumble in the wake of Carlson’s surprising fall from Murdochian grace.

source: A Righting Original
By J. Max Robins: Here is a highly opinionated list of who stands to rise and who’s likely to stumble in the wake of Carlson’s surprising fall from Murdochian grace.

source: WND
Joseph Farah: I would cajole Tucker to consider a quiet, up-and-coming new TV network, Real America's Voice. It may soon supplant Fox because it lives up to its name. They have some stars in their constellation – Steve Bannon, Charlie Kirk, the aforementioned Grant Stinchfield, Dr. Gina Loudon, who once worked at WND, and Fox's super-talented Ed Henry, not to mention John Solomon – a real journalist.
source: DC Enquirer
On Wednesday evening, Tucker Carlson released his first statement following his departure from Fox News via a video posted to Twitter. In the process, he humiliated his former network by quadrupling his viewership. As of this report, the video has received over 13.8 million views on Twitter. In addition, it has received over 300,000 likes, over 10,000 quote tweets, and over 75,000 retweets. There are also over 35,000 comments.
source: Washington Examiner
Those who have already written his career obituary will be sorely disappointed, and their brief delight over his firing may soon turn to abject fear.
source: PJ Media
Carlson’s star has risen so much in recent years that he can’t be canceled, not even by the once-mighty Fox News. I’ve been reassuring people since Monday that I don’t even think this is a hiccup for him.
source: Newsmax
Most fair-minded observers would say that Carlson is to the right of center the way Don Lemon is to the left of center. Accordingly, if The New York Times were fair, it would brand Lemon "far left." But that is not what they called him recently: He is called a "fiery political commentator."
source: A Righting Original
By Kevin Howley: The reasons behind the sudden ouster of the two cable news “personalities” remain unclear. But it all made for a somewhat engrossing and occasionally entertaining trip down the conservative media rabbit hole.

source: RedState
In a weird way, some conservatives will miss him. His silly antics, degrading treatment of women, and shrill leftist viewpoints gave us ample ammunition, someone to point to and say, “see, this how crazy the left is.” He was living proof that CNN is a shill for the Democratic party.
source: FrontPage
Biden’s idea of freedom is using the power of the state to crush local parents for refusing to let their kids be groomed to secretly prostitute themselves through their smartphones.
source: Wall Street Journal
If he were sure of his prospects, he’d hold off while Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are fighting.
source: Fox News
Kirk Cameron: After I conclude my remarks, panicked parents often crowd around, pressing me with hard questions. They are pleading; they earnestly long for a return to wholesome, God-honoring, pro-American values.
source: Hollywood in Toto
Chappelle. Cumia. Kvon. Rock. Denny ... which comedian will be targeted next?
source: National Review
This latest effort by the Left is not about ethics, but about destroying the Supreme Court now that there is an originalist majority.
source: Western Journal
The Montana House of Representatives has voted by a two-thirds majority to suspend a transgender lawmaker who previously accused colleagues of “torture” for attempting to ban gender-affirming care in the state.
source: NY Post
Nothing is more American than a dirt road, a Ford truck and AM radio crackling through the speakers. But some automotive makers want to eliminate the AM option in all gas-powered and electric 2024 models. The move isn’t only un-American — it’s just plain dumb.
source: John Stossel
Some schools are ditching traditional grading. Instead, they use “labor-based grading,” an idea promoted by Arizona State University professor Asao Inoue. Labor-based grading means basing grades more on effort than the quality of work.
source: NOQ Report
Did you know governments worldwide have spent over $5 trillion in the past two decades to subsidize wind, solar, and other so-called renewables?