Stephen Colbert drew attention to his looming end date during Wednesday's monologue, as he chose to offload some of his Iran war material to his fellow late night star, Jimmy Kimmel.

Stephen Colbert weighed in on Donald Trump's apparent disdain for the wildly popular Pope Leo XIV, suggesting the holy leader had everything the president wanted. During Tuesday's monologue for "The Late Show,

“According to a new UMass, YouGov, ‘you spin me right round baby right round’ poll, his approval rating has sunk to 33%,” Colbert announced to cheers from the audience. “That’s only one out of every three people. To put that into perspective, turn to your right. Now turn to your left. Both of those people are more popular than Donald Trump.”

Stephen Colbert ripped into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for being the latest member of the Trump administration to “mess with religion.” At a worship service at the Pentagon on Wednesday, Hegseth,

Stephen Colbert found his monologue briefly derailed after he accidentally started a chant of Barack Obama’s “Yes We Can” slogan amid a dig at Donald Trump. During Monday’s monologue for “The Late Show,” Colbert addressed the massive, global No ...

The "Late Show" host joked that the last time this happened was when former President Harry Truman “put that famous sign on his desk, ‘The s**t stops f**k.’”

In his Thursday, April 23, Late Show monologue, Colbert joked that Kennedy, the current Secretary of Health and Human Services, sounded "like a bear getting autoerotic asphyxiated" during the hearing.

Each episode of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” over the past few weeks has offered a fresh reminder that the final one is rapidly approaching. Oprah Winfrey swung by to