Stephen Colbert

CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert lashed out at President Donald Trump this week after the president highlighted Chicago’s persistent crime problem. On his show, Colbert impersonated Trump and responded directly to the president’s remarks. “Yesterday, Trump also posted, ‘Chicago is the worst and most dangerous city in the world, by far.’ Worst and most dangerous? Two words: F*** you,” Colbert declared, drawing applause from his audience. He continued mocking Trump, saying, “Trump slandered on, ‘Chicago is the murder capital of the world!’”

A University of Notre Dame professor is drawing attention for praising left-wing comedians who criticize President Trump.

Jimmy Kimmel is attacking conservatives for not rallying to defend liberal comedian Stephen Colbert after The Late Show was canceled by CBS.

Conan O’Brien said late-night television will disappear after Colbert’s cancellation in 2026, citing declining ratings.

Stephen Colbert used CBS’s The Late Show platform to express grief and disbelief during an emotional interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris, following her defeat in the 2024 presidential election. Colbert lamented Harris’s failure to stop President Donald Trump’s return to office and accused Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court of giving Trump “free reign.”

In a surprising twist, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel erupted over CBS's decision to axe Late Show with Stephen Colbert, calling it a “purely a financial decision” amid media industry pressure.

Former President Donald Trump, reportedly "jealous" of President Joe Biden's recent fundraiser in New York City, is planning his own bigger and better event...

CNN Chairman and CEO Chris Licht has stepped down from the company, according to Warner Bros. Discovery.

Unfunny comedy is painful to watch.

Like a tyrant’s final days when his guards flee the palace ahead of the subjects’ descent on the redoubt, the COVID regime is in disarray.