The "Weekend Update" anchor greyed up his hair to revive his impersonation of the Secretary of War, who's currently in the ...

Colin Jost impersonated the defense secretary in a Pentagon press conference about the U.S. military strikes on alleged drug ...

I’m very much awake,” Trump, played by James Austin Johnson, said. “Now someone quickly tell me where am I, who am I and what year might it be.” ...

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Colin Jost’s version of Pete Hegseth does. Cook’s “Superfinger” is apparently our official declaration of war against Venezuela, per last night’s cold open on Saturday Night Live. Jost’s version of ...

The cold open features cracks about "Operation Kill Everybody," with James Austin Johnson portraying a sleepy President Trump ...

Colin Jost spoofed Hegseth in a sketch where he stormed on stage WWE‑style and mocked the Defense secretary with energy ...

The real-life raccoon that got wasted in a Virginia liquor store got more time in the spotlight via Sherman’s portrayal.

The cold open then pivoted, as they almost always do, to Donald Trump. The president was shown sleeping side-stage, mumbling ...

Saturday Night Live” tackled the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, using dark humor to comment on newly released footage showing his private island and the troubling reality of his victims.

The show took aim at the Venezuelan boat strikes, the POTUS backing the U.S. Secretary of Defense, and Trump falling asleep during press conferences.

Colin Jost depicted a high-strung and aggressive Pete Hegseth clumsily soft-pedaling his alleged war crimes against ...