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[cheers and applause] jordan welcome to the daily show im jordan klepper. Weve got so much to talk about tonight. Vladimir putin somehow wins reelection, new yorkers are getting paid to snitch, and we find out if donald trump is good at sex. Hes not. So lets get into headlines [cheers and applause] lets kick things off with last now the magical night when the worlds most fashionable Cultural Icons try to figure out how the [bleep] theyre going to fit their spikey headdress into an uber pool. On ...

Jordan welcome to the daily show im jordan klepper. Weve got so much to talk about tonight. Vladimir putin somehow wins reelection, new yorkers are getting paid to snitch, and we find out if donald trump is good at sex. Hes not. So lets get into headlines [cheers and applause] lets kick things off with last now the magical night when the worlds most fashionable Cultural Icons try to figure out how the [bleep] theyre going to fit their spikey headdress into an uber pool. On fashions biggest night...

The Daily Show is shaking up its hosting schedule this week. Jon Stewart, who usually hosts on Mondays, will move to Thursday, with Jordan Klepper hosting tonight, Monday. The move comes as Stewart is in LA for the Netflix Is A Joke festival, appearing on John Mulaney’s live show.

This week, Jon Stewart will host The Daily Show on Friday instead of Monday due to the Netflix Is a Joke Festival.

May 2018 was a pivotal moment for people we might now call “anti-woke” thinkers. When Bari Weiss put together a feature on “the Renegades of the Intellectual Dark Web,” writers and academics who churned out books and blog posts on political correctness suddenly acquired the sheen of glamour that comes from having a forbidden or dissident point of view. The piece, which profiled “a collection of iconoclastic thinkers, academic renegades and media personalities&#...

Lexi Freiman’s novel about a canceled writer skewers pieties left and right.

Katy Waldman looks back on such novels from 2023 as “The Guest,” “Biography of X,” and “Nothing Special,” in which vaguely menacing wallflowers take center stage.

From a rollicking crypto investigation to an unexpectedly moving novel about poetry-spouting AI, these are the best books we read in 2023.

Lexi Freiman, author of the rollicking satire "The Book of Ayn," tells us how she came to pen a book about the mother of individualism.

Backstage with Elvis, political rivalries at America’s founding, a child’s adventure at sea and more.