Donald Trump is once again targeting ABC News, this time over a $400 million 'free plane' he reportedly received from Qatar. His fiery response has sparked social media satire and late-night jokes. Dive into the latest drama!
Ari Aster's 'Eddington' premiered at Cannes, sparking fierce debates over its portrayal of America's chaotic 2020. With a star-studded cast, this film dares to tackle sensitive topics head-on.
Cecily Strong's hilarious return to SNL as Jeanine Pirro alongside Colin Jost brings laughter and surprises. Their banter about Fox News and military updates is a must-see!
After sharing an AI-generated image of himself as the pope, Trump faces backlash from New York's Catholic leaders. They denounce the insensitivity, calling for respect during this solemn time following Pope Francis' death.
In a hilarious twist, SNL compares Trump's first 100 days to F.D.R.'s era, showcasing his numerous executive orders and self-congratulation. Hosted by Quinta Brunson with musical guest Benson Boone.
President Trump faces backlash after posting an AI-generated image of himself as a pope during the mourning of Pope Francis. Critics slam the mockery as disrespectful ahead of the upcoming conclave.
President Trump posted an AI-generated photo of himself as the pope, joking about wanting to succeed Pope Francis. The image has ignited backlash and sparked discussions ahead of the Vatican's upcoming conclave.
This year's White House Correspondents’ Dinner is set to be a somber affair, lacking comedic relief and reflecting the challenges facing legacy media in the Trump era. Critics argue it's a wake for a struggling press trying to navigate political divides.
In a shocking twist, Trump's grand tariff plans collapsed in just a week, leading to a stock market crisis and leaving many Americans reeling. Discover how his economic strategies turned into a farce.
Saturday Night Live took a jab at Donald Trump's tariffs, linking them to a stock market crash while poking fun at Morgan Wallen's early exit from the show. Colin Jost and Michael Che delivered sharp political satire on the state of the economy.
