Comic Amber Ruffin, who just lost the White House Correspondents' Assn. dinner gig, popped up on 'Late Night With Seth Meyers' to talk about it — indirectly

Amber Ruffin gave an equal parts seething and sarcastic response on “Late Night With Seth Meyers” after the White House Correspondents' Association canceled her appearance at its annual dinner. Meyers opened the segment by saying he was saddened that Ruffin was dropped by the event because he was a “big fan” of hers and would

For Trump and his administration, “cancel culture” is clearly fine when it applies to the opposition. That’s rank hypocrisy, and no laughing matter.

The White House Correspondents’ Dinner will no longer feature comedian Amber Ruffin, after the WHCA board made a “unanimous decision” to focus on journalism and mentorship. The move follows complaints from the White House over Ruffin’s jokes,

White House Correspondents’ Association President Eugene Daniels said to the group’s members in a message obtained by The New York Times: “At this consequential moment for

Ruffin’s case is different, though. The WHCD only hired her a couple months ago — after the inauguration, might I add — while hailing her as a “perfect fit.” Dropping her now makes for a whiplash-inducing reversal.

The dinner was a train wreck for the four years of Trump's first administration. Now it promises to be more of the same. Why go through it?

When Ruffin was first tapped for the role, Daniels wrote that she was the perfect person for the job saying, “She has the ability to walk the line between blistering commentary