So, in a sense, no, “Saturday Night Live” is no more political than it has ever been, but depending on who you follow, social media sure might make it seem that way.

When it comes to political satire, "Saturday Night Live" has had no end of possible material lately, and for its spring ...

However, the comedic tone escalates dramatically when top political figures such as Pete Hegseth, JD Vance, and Marco Rubio unexpectedly join the conversation. This juxtaposition between trivial ...

In an electrifying return to 'Saturday Night Live,' Jack Black graced the stage for his fourth hosting gig after a 20-year hiatus, delivering an episode filled with sharp satire, memorable sketches, ...

Judd Apatow reflects on Saturday Night Live’s 50-year legacy, sharing childhood memories of watching John Belushi, Gilda Radner, and Bill Murray. He talks about recording and transcribing ...

and the SNL Helena show still going strong, it seems that political and cultural satire may be one of the most enduring of currencies. “For me it goes all the way back to the legend of what ...

(Updated with video) Saturday Night Live has had a lot of POTUS mocking ... The show’s cold open typically features some riff on the political news of the week. The last one, on January 18 ...

In a world where political tensions run high and satire reigns supreme, SNL remains a staple of comedic relief — or perhaps it just provides chilling validation that sometimes truth is stranger ...

(Updated with video) Saturday Night Live has had a lot of POTUS mocking over the decades ... The show’s cold open typically features some riff on the political news of the week. The last one, on ...

"Saturday Night Live" took another jab at the week’s political headlines, opening its March 8 episode with a satirical sketch depicting a heated Trump cabinet meeting. The cold open reimagined a ...