Jon Stewart apologized for misjudging Trump. Now his real work begins.
“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart seemed to concede that he was wrong to not take Trump seriously early on.
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Bill Burr’s new special is very funny, even if his politics are a confusing mess
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I don’t agree with Mahmoud Khalil. That doesn’t mean he should be deported.
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‘Anora’ is a genre-toggling romp with a hidden political message
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Season 3 of ‘White Lotus’ masters the show’s interrogations of human vice
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Trump’s remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast clarify his dangerous intent
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Jon Stewart was the king of comedic resistance during the Bush years. Now he has to tackle Trump 2.0.
American liberals, when they do not control the government, have often found comfort in the work of comedians who light...