Jimmy Kimmel is speaking out following the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened that Jimmy Kimmel's show will be the next late-night program to be canceled, prompting an unfiltered on-air response from Kimmel on Tuesday, Sept. 2

Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert both issued statements after the assassination of Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, condemning the shooting.

Jimmy Kimmel says he doesn’t see himself as a defender of democracy. Backstage at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards this weekend, he said he's just a guy who pokes the president.

Late-night TV hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel are among those decrying the killing of Charlie Kirk and condemning political violence. “After our scripts for tonight’s show were

Jimmy Kimmel was confused during his monologue on Thursday night, about just what it is that makes Donald Trump act the way he does about matters pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein. And it got him speculating about some of the “crazy” things it might be.

Jimmy Kimmel spotted a sure sign that the Jeffrey Epstein story is getting to President Donald Trump. “He did something today that he rarely does,” Kimmel said on Tuesday. “He said nothing all day.”

Jimmy Kimmel features Fresno in a humorous segment, showcasing a satirical take on Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump.