As tensions rise in the Middle East and Israeli aircraft reportedly carry out operations over Tehran, a controversial claim by American media personality Tucker Carlson is drawing widespread attention and criticism.

Jewish institutions are on high alert after Tucker Carlson falsely claimed on his podcast Wednesday that the Chabad-Lubavitch movement is behind the war in Iran. Carlson claimed that Chabad is orchestrating a religious war aimed at destroying the Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem’s Old City so that the Third

Fox Newstop dog, Sean Hannity, is declaring war on his former colleague Tucker Carlson by launching a new podcast that directly challenges the conservative firebrand's own popular digital chat fest, RadarOnline.

But right now, Alp’s newest product is for nobody. That’s because someone stole 378,000 cans of its limited-edition line Alp Drifter.

Ex-Fox News host Tucker Carlson took a major hit last week when a multimillion-dollar load of his ALP nicotine pouches vanished in a hijacking in Los Angeles. Now he’s offering a financial windfall to whoever tracks them down or the people responsible.

Carlson’s insisted that Israelis should undergo genetic testing to determine if they have a rightful claim to the land of Israel.

Journalist Jason Zengerle spent years observing right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson. His new book Hated by All the Right People asks: Does Carlson believe what he says? Zengerle’s reporting maps changes in the former Fox host’s views,

Tucker Carlson’s antisemitic ramblings are “bordering on pornography,” Israel’s ambassador to the US said Friday. In an exclusive sit-down with The Post, Yechiel Leiter railed against the disgraced Fox News anchor’s “nonsense” — which recently involved claiming that President Trump is yielding to the demands of the Jewish State.