Rush Limbaugh - Syndicated Talk Show Host
Rush Limbaugh is the highest profile talk show host in the United States. His conservative brand of satire, humor, political commentary, and analysis have consistently put his program high in the ratings since he began in syndication in the late 1980s. This archive contains news articles about him.
Rush Limbaugh Benefit For Hurricane Katrina Victims Sells Out in 20 Minutes
Rush Limbaugh, in conjunction with AM 770 WABC in New York City are planning an October benefit for victims of Hurricane Katrina. It's a one-man show by Limbaugh. More Details.
Rush Limbaugh, in conjunction with AM 770 WABC in New York City are planning an October benefit for victims of Hurricane Katrina. It's a one-man show by Limbaugh. More Details.
Rush Limbaugh Making Plans to Podcast His Daily Syndicated Radio Show
Rush Limbaugh says he has plans to podcast his daily syndicated radio show. Here's what he said about the matter on a recent broadcast. More details.
Rush Limbaugh says he has plans to podcast his daily syndicated radio show. Here's what he said about the matter on a recent broadcast. More details.
Talk Radio's Rush Limbaugh Loses Appeal In Medical Records Seizure
Today, a three-judge panel of Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that the seizure of Rush Limbaugh's medical records did not violate his right to privacy. Read more.
Today, a three-judge panel of Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that the seizure of Rush Limbaugh's medical records did not violate his right to privacy. Read more.
A Liberal’s View Of Rush Limbaugh’s Medical Records (Satire)
Rush Limbaugh's attorney is fighting the release of his medical records by Florida prosecutors who Limbaugh claims are on a fishing expedition. Just what's in that folder? Here's a report from our liberal correspondent who was lucky enough to catch a glimpse
Rush Limbaugh's attorney is fighting the release of his medical records by Florida prosecutors who Limbaugh claims are on a fishing expedition. Just what's in that folder? Here's a report from our liberal correspondent who was lucky enough to catch a glimpse
Radio Talk-Show Host Rush Limbaugh's Addiction On Newsweek Cover
Following Radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh's admission that he is addicted to prescription painkillers, Newsweek magazine is featuring him on the magazine's cover, with an in-depth story.
Following Radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh's admission that he is addicted to prescription painkillers, Newsweek magazine is featuring him on the magazine's cover, with an in-depth story.
Rush Limbaugh Admits Drug Addiction, Will Enter Rehab
Rush Limbaugh admitted on his syndicated Radio show today that he was addicted to painkillers and would be entering rehab for the next 30 days. Read more.
Rush Limbaugh admitted on his syndicated Radio show today that he was addicted to painkillers and would be entering rehab for the next 30 days. Read more.
Rush Limbaugh To Return To Radio Program Following Initial Rehab
It was announced today that Rush Limbaugh would return to his syndicated Radio Show on November 17, 2003.
It was announced today that Rush Limbaugh would return to his syndicated Radio Show on November 17, 2003.
Rush Limbaugh's Statement On His Drug Addiction
This is a transcript of the statement Rush Limbaugh made to his listening audience on October 10, 2003 concerning his drug addiction to painkillers.
This is a transcript of the statement Rush Limbaugh made to his listening audience on October 10, 2003 concerning his drug addiction to painkillers.
Talk Show Host Rush Limbaugh Resigns From ESPN
Rush Limbaugh resigned this week from his part-time ESPN job on the NFL Sunday Countdown after creating a controversy over remarks he made about Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb. Maybe Radio and TV just don't mix. Read more.
Rush Limbaugh resigned this week from his part-time ESPN job on the NFL Sunday Countdown after creating a controversy over remarks he made about Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb. Maybe Radio and TV just don't mix. Read more.