Stewart, who built 'The Daily Show' into a cultural juggernaut, has hosted the Monday night installment since February 2024.

The satirist's deal extension comes during a period of intense upheaval for Comedy Central's parent company, Paramount, and the late-night comedy genre.

Stewart, who returned to "The Daily Show" last year to host the Monday night edition, came to an agreement with management this past weekend.

Jon Stewart will continue skewering Trump and Democrats as "The Daily Show" host through 2026, Paramount/Comedy Central announced.

Late-night television hosts hit a few stumbling blocks this year as CBS decided to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! in a high-profile move. That climate,

On this week’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart gave a special shout-out to his fans as he renewed his agreement to host Comedy Central‘s late-night program through 2026. “Lots of news to discuss, including, apparently, something I read ...

Paramount, now owned by Skydance Corporation, announced Monday that Stewart will continue to lead the long-running Comedy Central juggernaut.