Called the nation's "satirist in chief," Jon Stewart’s comedic rants and skewering of the daily news have had far-reaching influence on media and politics. Now he's leaving The Daily show after ...

We learned this week that another big name in news is about to make an exit, but unlike Brian Williams, Jon Stewart is leaving voluntarily. For nearly two decades now, Stewart has been a walking ...

President Barack Obama speaks with Jon Stewart during a taping of the show in New York, July 21, 2015. The appearance marks Obama's third time on "The Daily Show" as president and seventh overall.

Jon Stewart hosted writer Peter Beinart on “The Daily Show” Monday night, for a conversation in which the two Jewish liberals ...

At what point do we stop calling this "just a business decision" and start calling it slow, strategic silencing?

Jon Stewart offered the anger and disbelief - he reinforced them with his nightly montages of videotape, forever catching the Establishment (both government and media) in convenient hypocrisies ...

Jon Stewart unleashed a fiery response to CBS's cancellation of Stephen Colbert's Late Show, calling it corporate cowardice ...

One of those celebrity guests was Colbert’s friend and former Daily Show boss Jon Stewart, who took a stronger approach to ...

Sociopolitical influence didn’t make Stewart a next-generation entertainer; multiplatforming did. Endlessly excerptable, “The Daily Show” with its short pointed rants and quick satiric sets ...

Jon Stewart recently expressed apprehension regarding President Donald Trump ‘s actions amidst ongoing lawsuits and tributes from media companies and billionaires. What Happened: Stewart, on The ...

No modern media critic has gained the prominence and influence that Jon Stewart enjoys. By dint of his broad distribution, copious resources and acerbic wit, the “Daily Show” host has built ...