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Late-night host hands Super PAC reins to Jon Stewart, says ‘God bless Citizens Unite,d’ announces presidential exploratory committee

The recent GOP debate moderator and his ‘bet’ with Dianne Sawyer

Colbert toyed with officially running for office in 2008

Ad slams Rick Perry groups for pandering to Iowans by featuring  ‘cheap cornography’

Ad urges Iowans to write in ‘Rick Parry … that’s Parry with an ‘a’ … for ‘America”

One of the biggest concerns raised at the hearing was the involvement of Viacom

‘Colbert Report’ host appears in Washington, making way to raise and spend unlimited campaign cash

TheDC brightens your Friday with a round-up of humorous takes on the government shutdown

Stephen Colbert tries to absorb the spirit of Keith Olbermann, but the burden proves too great

After hearing Beck’s comments on ‘The Today Show’ Wed. morning, comedian and ‘The Daily Show’ host, Jon Stewart invited Glenn Beck to be a guest on his Comedy Central show

After a year remarkable for a star of any age, White has been voted the Entertainer of the Year by members of The Associated Press

TIME’s readers have voted the WikiLeaks founder into third place among the nominees

I ventured into the maze of irony that was the Rally to Restore Sanity and found that rally-goers in the third or fourth dimension of irony are actually unable to recognize irony at all anymore

This year’s midterms elections — historically snoozefests or geek rallies — have been anything but boring. In fact, they’ve been downright hilarious!

The crowds spent the day being entertained by a variety of performers while sporting plenty of signs. Here is a selection, courtesy of photographer John Rossomando

Poll: Only one percent of Stewart ralliers said they plan to vote for GOP in midterm elections

Most attendees at Comedy Central political pundits Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s rally to ‘Restore Sanity and/or Fear’ know they’re voting Democrat, down the line, because, they said, Republicans don’t fit their mold of ‘moving forward’ in the country

Stewart and Colbert, like Beck, stay apolitical and call for better behavior

Followers of comedic political satirists Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will gather Saturday to rally for either ‘sanity’ or’fear’ on the National Mall