Saturday Night Live (SNL) got fresh fodder to mock as President Donald Trump recently fired Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem. Instead of its usual Trump-led cold open, the April 4 episode went in a

Saturday Night Live mocks Pam Bondi in a sharp cold open following her firing from the Trump administration.

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off its latest cold open with a parody skit featuring Attorney General Pam Bondi’s recent firing. The sketch depicted an NCAA Final Four postgame show in which Charles Barkley,

Ashley Padilla’s ousted attorney general laments DOJ staffers tossing her portrait in the trash ‘like it was the Epstein files’

The former attorney general crashed a mock NCAA Final Four postgame show to defend herself against Charles Barkley during the "SNL" cold open.

Michael Che and Colin Jost addressed Pam Bondi's firing, Kristi Noem's husband and the war in Iran during 'SNL's Weekend Update.

Kenan Thompson's Charles Barkley could not stop interrupting a March Madness panel show in tonight's "Saturday Night Live" cold open with thoughts about the Iran War, the Artemis II mission, live Kalshi betting and some shade toward former U.

On 'Saturday Night Live,' the president made fun of host Harry Styles and Timothée Chalamet while talking about current events.

Saturday Night Live turned its attention to escalating global tensions during its latest episode, weaving real-world headlines into its signature political satire. The long-running sketch show opened with a pointed take on President Donald Trump,

Trump laughed off rising gas prices and blamed the Epstein Files for America's war with Iran in tonight's "SNL" cold open.