Jon Stewart thinks MSNBC needs to take a page out of the Fox News playbook. The Daily Show host argued this during the latest ...

Jon Stewart is offering his seemingly reluctant support for President Trump’s push for plastic straws, saying the paper versions are “objectively terrible.” The president signed an executive ...

Jon Stewart and Donald Trump are actually in alignment on at least one issue: plastic straws. As part of Trump’s efforts to roll back the efforts of the Biden administration, the President ...

You get two Jo(h)n's for the price of one in the latest episode of The Daily Show, with host Jon Stewart being joined by Last Week Tonight host John Oliver for a cameo at the end of the monologue.

Stewart, a frequent Trump critic, appeared to begrudgingly agree with the… Jon Stewart on Trump straw order: ‘OK, he’s right on this one’ Skip to main content ...

The fundraiser will feature stand-up performances and appearances from Jon Stewart, John Oliver, Ramy Youssef, Chris Distefano, Desi Lydic, Hannah Berner and Josh Johnson and others expected to be ...

Monarchy in the U.S.A. The British comedian, “Daily Show” alumnus and “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver crashed Jon Stewart’s monologue on Monday. “Are you here to offer America you ...

The "Last Week Tonight" host made a surprise appearance Monday on "The Daily Show," where he reunited with Jon Stewart, more than a decade after exiting as a correspondent. Oliver's cameo came at ...

The Daily Show‘s Jon Stewart will host next month’s annual Night of Too Many Stars autism benefit in New York, with performers including Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Amy Schumer and more.

As Elon Musk and Donald Trump continue to their mission to slash government overspending, a resurfaced video clip reveals an unlikely ally in comedian Jon Stewart. The president and his ...

On Monday, perhaps the most successful alum of the Jon Stewart-era of “The Daily Show” is John Oliver, host of “Last Week Tonight,” made a surprise return to the show. But he wasn’t ...

MSNBC needs to be more ruthlessly ideological—not less—to help the left make the type of big policy gains that Fox News has enabled on the right, comedian Jon Stewart argued Thursday. Discussing the ...