Stewart will receive the Walter Cronkite Award alongside a group of political journalists including Rachel Maddow and '60 Minutes' correspondent Scott Pelley Taylor Hill/FilmMagic; Phillip ...

Jon Stewart is getting unmoored in time: The political comedian felt like he was back in the early aughts days of The Daily Show, likening the United States’ military buildup and aggression off the ...

Jon Stewart will receive an award in the new Comedic News and Commentary category at the 2025 Walter Cronkite Awards for Excellence in Political Journalism Stewart will be recognized for his work on ...

On this week’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart called out Donald Trump for accepting FIFA’s inaugural Peace Prize while simultaneously escalating tensions between the United States and ...

Jon Stewart slammed President Trump’s pardoning of infamous criminals, recalling the time when even the pettiest of crimes couldn’t grant a person the same privileges. “I kind of dig what he’s doing,” ...

Jon Stewart is breaking new ground at the annual Walter Cronkite Awards for Excellence in Political Journalism. Judges for the awards — which recognize "journalists whose work exemplifies the role of ...

Jon Stewart wants to enjoy the fact that Donald Trump was given the FIFA Peace Prize this week. “He’s so fucking weird!” Stewart says, positively giddy, before firing off a few jokes about the strange ...

Jon Stewart ripped into Donald Trump for threatening journalists who chose to report on his health. On Thursday’s episode of “The Weekly Show,” Stewart laid into the president for calling reports on ...

“The message sent by honoring these winners is that the press isn’t ‘the enemy of the people’ – it’s the firewall between the public and disinformation, abuse of power and corruption,” said USC ...

The Daily Show host Jon Stewart ridiculed Newsmax host Greg Kelly on Monday for struggling to locate Venezuela on a map during a news segment about a potential conflict with the country. “Now, a lot ...

"Daily Show" host Jon Stewart compares the campaign to justify war with Venezuela to the lead-up to the Iraq War, down to the leaders' "remarkably similar taste in facial hair, body shape, ceremonial ...