NEWS ALERT: Rush Limbaugh, voice of American conservatism, dead at 70

Mr. Limbaugh virtually created the position of conservative talk radio host, and the medium made him both an architect of the modern right in the U.S. and a very wealthy man. Week after week, from his "golden microphone" and studio in "sunny southern Florida," Mr. Limbaugh's often trenchant and humorous -- and almost as often controversial -- three-hour weekday show delighted conservatives and infuriated liberals.

NEWS ALERT

Wednesday February 17, 2021

NEWS ALERT Rush Limbaugh, voice of American conservatism, dead at 70 Mr. Limbaugh virtually created the position of conservative talk radio host, and the medium made him both an architect of the modern right in the U.S. and a very wealthy man. Week after week, from his "golden microphone" and studio in "sunny southern Florida," Mr. Limbaugh's often trenchant and humorous -- and almost as often controversial -- three-hour weekday show delighted conservatives and infuriated liberals. Read More >

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