In the past, four "Sesame Street" characters parodied U.S. President Donald Trump, including Oscar-winning actor Joe Pesci ...

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Apparently, times are tough even on Sesame Street. A post that was seemingly from Elmo went viral when the Muppet let people ...

Times are hard, even for the most beloved children’s TV stars, amid federal budget cuts. After the Trump administration ...

Days after the executive order went live, social media users unearthed a clip from PBS favorite Sesame Street circa 1994. In ...

Madi Biedermann, deputy assistant secretary for communications at the Department of Education, defended the move, saying the ...

After a viral LinkedIn post from an account claiming to be Elmo said that he had been laid off from Sesame Street due to “federal budget cuts,” Sesame Workshop confirmed it was a parody.

A viral LinkedIn post humorously claimed that Elmo was laid off from Sesame Street after 45 years due to federal budget cuts.

Sesame Street has a character named Donald Grump, a Grouch who hoards stinky piles of trash and has a fragile ego. The United States has a president named Donald Trump, who... well you can decide ...

"Sesame Street," which premiered in November 1969, faced a rough road to air in the state of Mississippi. This is that story.

A viral LinkedIn post suggested Elmo had been laid off from PBS's 'Sesame Street' because of public-media funding cuts from the Trump White House.