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Jon Stewart to Stay at ‘The Daily Show’ Through the 2028 Election

Jon Stewart to Stay at ‘The Daily Show’ Through the 2028 Election
NYT Business Monday 19 October 2026, 18:30 UTC By John Koblin 1 min read
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Jon Stewart’s two-year deal is a shot in the arm for the late-night-show genre, where cancellations have been piling up.

Jon Stewart’s two-year deal is a shot in the arm for the late-night-show genre, where cancellations have been piling up. [Image text:] THE DAILYSHO
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