Live" was the latest program to take aim at Newark Airport's delays during a sketch in its May 17 season finale.

Live” closed its 50th season with a satirical take on former President Donald Trump's Middle East trip, featuring James ...

Mockingly saying that the president found love in addition to trade deals and alliances on his trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, ...

Everybody loves me here. They’re not allowed to not, right?” the “SNL” Trump, played by James Austin Johnson, quipped.

This weekend’s broadcast, hosted by Scarlett Johansson and featuring the musical guest Bad Bunny, began with a sendup of President Trump’s recent visit to Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

SNL’s sketch comedy show parodied President Trump’s Middle East trip, highlighting his bromance with Saudi Crown Prince ...

Poking fun at the Middle East trip, James Austin Johnson's Trump joked in the sketch: "I did very well on this trip. I got a lot of cool stuff." ...

Live mocks President Trump's foreign policy reset, focusing on a fictional Saudi bromance, a controversial Qatari jet, and ...

President Trump broke the fourth wall and poked fun at Morgan Wallen's abrupt "SNL" exit in the cold open of the Season 50 ...

Iran Foreign Min to Visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar on Saturday, Spokesperson Says DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will visit Saudi Arabia and Qatar on Saturday and will ...

“Saturday Night Live” parodied President Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession to “now be called recess.” The cold open began ...

SNL leaned into recent pop culture headlines, with fake Trump signing a satirical order making it "socially acceptable for a man in his 70s to date a 24-year-old." The line was a not-so-subtle ...