The No Kings protests over the weekend were the hot topic of the evening on Monday's late night shows, as Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Jon Stewart and, even briefly, Jimmy Fallon all praised the massive response while criticizing the reaction to the rallies from Republicans.

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,

Jon Stewart weighed in on the No Kings protests on "The Daily Show," arguing that President Donald Trump is the "imitation crab of kings."

Late-night hosts celebrated the comeback of Jimmy Kimmel after ABC temporarily suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live last week. Speaking on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart recounted how ABC announced that Kimmel would return to TV on Tuesday night, noting that the ...

During the monologue, Stewart rolled clips of false statements made on Fox News, including Tucker Carlson’s claim that the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6 were largely “peaceful” and “sightseers.”

I initially thought it crazy that giving walking papers to late night comedians like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel ... and blather coming out of Washington D.C. this year, Colbert, Kimmel, Jon Stewart and other comedians have literally been our only ...

The latest plot twist in Stephen Colbert's continuing civics lesson on campaign finance came last night: he announced that he would not run for president and demanded Jon Stewart give him back his super PAC but The Daily Show host refused. We asked a ...