Jimmy Kimmel is firing back after a Newsmax host suggested federal regulators should step in to discipline his late-night show, escalating the latest clash between comedians and political commentators over the role of satire in television.

Jimmy Kimmel seems to consider little to be off-limits when he gave his opening monologue Monday night, even when it came to reporting on the 2026 Oscars ceremony

Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel lamented the current status of the world and the U.S.’s leadership at the Oscars on Sunday. Kimmel, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, said he is “exhausted” by current events.

“Oh, man. I am so psyched to be here for a Newsom twosome,” joked Josh Meyers, who is known for his impressions of the governor and is the brother of late-night host Seth Meyers. “I mean, I just came from a ribbon-cutting sesh at a shelter for non-binary chihuahuas.”

Ahead of the Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel jokes about the FBI's recent warning to California police about potential drone strikes from Iran.

Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel isn’t exactly known to shy away when it comes to voicing his opinions. That’s pretty much what he did when he criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during a recent episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Jimmy Kimmel tore into Newsmax host Rob Schmitt for calling on the FCC to “regulate” his show. In his Tuesday night airing of The Rob Schmitt show, Schmitt criticized Kimmel’s dismissal of President

Jimmy Kimmel skewers Trump on breaking one of his key campaign promises - Jimmy Kimmel branded President Trump as the ‘stopidest president of all time,’ referencing a spelling mistake in a Truth Socia