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A wave of comics have worked their way into a space where political and religious leaders once stood tall as bastions of hope.

The comedian and political commentator has long advocated in favor of greater provisions for veterans returning from service.

Stewart pressed Oklahoma state Senator Nathan Dahm about whether his unwavering support for gun rights contradicts support for "infringing" on other rights.

During a talk show appearance, Stewart addressed the controversy surrounding Chappelle's recent "Saturday Night Live" monologue.

The video is a clip from a full segment that will release Friday on Apple TV Plus. The clip has already been viewed nearly 1 million times.

Stewart interviews Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge in the Season 2 premiere of "The Problem with Jon Stewart."

Jon Stewart and Tucker Carlson have a long history of trading blows following their infamous clash in 2004 on CNN's "Crossfire" show.

Jon Stewart sent an expletive-ridden tweet to Ted Cruz for rejecting the toxic burn pit bill for American war veterans, triggering a social media feud.

The Senate passed the PACT Act on Tuesday with the bipartisan support of 86 senators, with Rand Paul among 11 Republicans to vote against the bill.

The Republican congressman said on Saturday that the GOP senator is a "charlatan clown."

The pair are at odds over Republican Senators failing to support a healthcare bill aimed at supporting veterans.

Stewart said that the Republican Senators who recently voted against a veterans health bill did not support the troops but rather the war machine.

The comedian and longtime veterans advocate did not hold back while lashing out at Senate Republicans during a news conference on Capitol Hill.

"When you look at the ridiculous Kabuki theater now of justice confirmation...they are now the Fox News of justice," said Stewart.

"No longer can we ignore the wounds of war from toxic exposures," said Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas, who helped push the legislation.

"Where are the American people?" asked the former "Daily Show" host at the Rolling to Remember event on Saturday.

Jon Stewart gave a speech at the Kennedy Center as he became the 23rd recipient of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.

Davidson has been the target of West's Instagram posts, with the rapper publicly voicing his objection to the SNL star dating his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

Former 'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart referred to news media coverage of the Robert Muller report, pointing out the way some media pushed forward certain narratives about the Trump presidency.

Amid Rogan's ongoing backlash for spreading COVID-19 misinformation on his Spotify podcast, Stewart has defended his openness to different points of view.

Stewart said that the banker goblins who run the Gringotts Wizarding Bank in the beloved franchise are based on antisemitic caricatures of Jewish people.

"Live in Front of a Studio Audience" is back for a special where A-list celebrities like Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Hart recreate the iconic sitcoms "Diff'rent Strokes" and "The Facts of Life"

"He was one of our most precious gems. An honest and courageous comedy genius. I love him," Jim Carrey wrote.

Only a fraction of the 500,000 people exposed to toxins at Ground Zero have gotten money from the federal fund that compensates victims, even as the death toll rises.

The comedian and Pete Davidson are hosting a charity benefit to raise money for 9/11 charities, and it will feature a whole host of A-list stars on the mic.

Jon Stewart and Pete Davidson have teamed up to organize "NYC Still Rising After 20 Years: A Comedy Celebration," marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

During a Monday appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", Stewart shared his belief that COVID-19 originated from within the walls of China's Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Making an appearance "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Monday, Stewart pointed the finger squarely at the Wuhan Institute of Virology as he discussed the origins of the virus.

The episode of 'Crossfire,' which aired in 2004, shows Stewart telling Carlson that regarding "a responsibility to the public discourse," he had "failed miserably."

The late-night host's comments came amid the Wall Street frenzy that saw amateur investors from Reddit's WallStreetBets community disrupt hedge funds last week by taking on those short-selling GameStop stocks.