Jon Stewart stepped behind the Daily Show desk on Thursday, breaking with the show's usual schedule after Jimmy Kimmel's show suspension.

As Bill Carter writes, Thursday night saw late-night hosts unite in outrage—and in comedy—as they stood up for their friend ...

Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers showed their support for fellow comedian Jimmy Kimmel and spoke about threats to free speech.

Jimmy Kimmel's suspension from ABC has sparked a wave of reactions from other late-night show hosts, political figures, and viewers across the U.S.

A look back at Jimmy Kimmel's journey from an apolitical funnyman to a Democratic activist leading up to his controversial remarks about the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon opened their late-night shows Thursday using a mix of humor and solidarity with ...

Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show was abruptly suspended hours after FCC Chairman Brendan Carr disapproved of his September 15, 2025, monologue. For the unversed, Kimmel brought up Donald Trump's remarks ...

If he was sweating, Stewart wasn’t showing it, as he took hosting duties and dissected the situation on "The Daily Show," in ...

"Jimmy Kimmel was fired because he had bad ratings more than anything else, and he said a horrible thing about a great gentleman known as Charlie Kirk. They should have fired him a long time ago, so ...

Jimmy Kimmel spoke about Charlie Kirk's shooting before the controversial monologue that led to his late night show being suspended ...

On Thursday night, Stephen Colbert opened The Late Show with a fiery monologue in defense of Jimmy Kimmel, whose ABC program Jimmy Kimmel Live! was suspended.

Stephen Colbert referred to Trump as an “autocrat” and the FCC’s actions as “blatant censorship”, while Jon Stewart hosted a parody “government-approved” version of his show.