"Saturday Night Live" spoofed the 2025 elections, the government shutdown and more in a rapid-fire cold open. The sketch show kicked off its Nov. 8 episode with an Oval Office sketch parodying a recent White House event announcing price cuts for weight ...

On SNL, Colin Jost takes on FIFA's hastily created award for Trump, as well as the president's claim that he'll eventually release his M.R.I. results

In the grand tradition of politicians doing “funny” things to appear more “relatable” to “people” “watching” “television,” Hillary Clinton made an extended appearance on the premiere of “Saturday Night Live.” The appearance was on a ...

Under Donald Trump’s leadership, comedic relief is a necessity for Americans in order to escape from the country’s divisive political climate.

“Jeffrey Epstein, I barely knew the guy, as evidenced by the thousands of pictures of us together dancing and grinding our teeth at various parties, always leering and pointing at something just off camera, probably a book we’re excited to read ...

President Trump (James Austin Johnson) and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt (Ashley Padilla) faced a tough line of questioning in tonight's "Saturday Night Live" cold open. While Padilla's Leavitt tried to convince White House reporters that ...