U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Virginia) appeared on Saturday Night Live poking fun at himself. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — Just days ...

Virginia Republican Senate candidate Hung Cao responded to Sen. Tim Kaine's appearance on "SNL" amid outrage over NBC appearing to violate the FCC's equal-time rule.

In the show’s final episode before election day, Vice President Harris became the latest White House hopeful to appear on the ...

So much for equal time. NBC and “Saturday Night Live” declare their preference for the vice president in a lame opening ...

On Saturday, Nov. 2, comedian John Mulaney hosted the fifth episode of “Saturday Night Live”’s 50th season with musical guest ...

After Harris’ appearance on NBC’s long-running sketch comedy show was announced, but before it had aired, a Republican member of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, called the ...

With Kamala Harris locked in a close race, the Democrat's appearance on 'SNL' was a bonanza for her campaign. It also was ...

A gag was thrown when Kaine, who’s running for re-election in Virginia, walked on stage asking what his name was, effectively ...

The hastily-prepared 60 second ad aired twice Sunday during NBC's broadcasts of NASCAR’s Xfinity 500 and a Colts-Vikings NFL game.

The senator appeared on a spoof game show called "What's That Name?" poking fun at his national anonymity near the end of ...

On Saturday, FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr criticized Harris’ Saturday Night Live appearance as a “blatant effort” by the ...