Jon Stewart laid into Fox News after the latter’s coverage of the “No Kings” protests consisted of commentary about the number of white Boomers in attendance.

Stewart jokes about Trump's "very clear" rules around free speech that only Fox News can break during special episode

The Daily Show is airing a special episode tonight with Jon Stewart taking over hosting duties outside of his regular schedule in what many believe will be a scathing rebuke of ABC's decision to dismiss late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel this week.

Jon Stewart joked that his new boss should “have it all,” as his network’s new overlord Skydance continues to gobble up the country’s biggest media companies. Skydance CEO David Ellison now has his sights set on acquiring Warner Bros.

Comedy Central host Jon Stewart explained the impact subsidies have on prices to independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont during a Monday appearance on “The Daily Show” while discussing the government shutdown.

Jon Stewart dedicated a good chunk of the Monday, October 20, episode of The Daily Show to discuss the nationwide No Kings rallies, which protested Donald Trump in office. The comedian joked about the ways the president is like a king,

Jon Stewart came closer than most people know to landing the ABC late-night gig that ultimately went to Jimmy Kimmel. During an interview taped before Kimmel was suspended from the network following threats from the Trump administration,