Why Some TV Stations Still Refuse to Air Jimmy Kimmel Tonight

On today’s show: Jimmy Kimmel returns to ABC after his suspension over Charlie Kirk remarks, though major affiliates refuse to air him; President Trump and Health Secretary RFK Jr. announce a sweeping autism initiative with a new FDA-approved treatment and a warning about Tylenol in pregnancy; and at the UN General Assembly, Trump slams “globalist institutions” while France and several European nations recognize a Palestinian state—leaving the U.S. standing alone on the Security Council.

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Jimmy Kimmel back on the air tonight… but not everywhere
“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” returns on ABC after an indefinite suspension over remarks about Charlie Kirk — but major affiliates, including Sinclair-owned stations, say they’ll run alternate programming despite Disney’s decision to bring the show back.
Trump & RFK Jr. roll out national autism initiative
The plan includes FDA approval of leucovorin (folinic acid) for a subtype of autism and a public warning about possible links between Tylenol use during pregnancy and autism risk. Many doctors note the evidence remains inconclusive and caution against panic. A national data effort is launching to better track cases, treatments, and risk factors.
Trump addresses the 80th UN General Assembly
He’s expected to criticize “globalist institutions” and highlight foreign policy wins. Meanwhile, France recognized a Palestinian state during UN week, joining Belgium, Monaco, Luxembourg, Malta and others (with the U.S. remaining the only Security Council permanent member not recognizing statehood). Trump will also meet with leaders from Ukraine, Argentina, the EU, and hold a multilateral with Arab and Muslim-majority nations to pitch a Gaza end-game and post-war governance without Hamas.