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If you just flipped over to Comedy Central to catch Stephen Colbert after a new episode of the Daily Show, you may have been surprised to catch Colbert talking about Herman Cain.

Yes, there is a rerun of the show tonight, and it appears to be a new development, as those who had tickets to tonight's taping received word that, due to unforeseen reasons, the show will be off for at least the week.

Wyatt Cenac discovers that there is no euphemism for masturbation that accurately describes what Congress is doing to the post office.

Exhausted by the latest Republican presidential debate, The Daily Show host tried to analyze the latest one conducted by CBS and the National Journal last Saturday evening.

Talk about awkward. Ever since U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner's been embroiled in a racy photo scandal, "The Daily Show's" Jon Stewart has been in the position of trying to talk about his old friend, who's appeared on "The Daily Show" before, with his typical humor.

Aasif Mandvi reports on Batman's controversial new Muslim sidekick, who one comic artist believes could become a jihadist at any moment.

We were expecting a skewering of AT&T's iPhone by "The Daily Show," after TDS correspondent John Oliver shouted, "F*ck yeah!

Thank you! Oh, thank God! Thank you!" just prior to the event on Tuesday. We got what we expected, on Tuesday night's TDS.

John Oliver, representing "The Daily Show" at the Verizon iPhone event, expressed the feelings of many U.S. consumers just prior to the event.

He said, or rather shouted, "F*ck yeah! Thank you! Oh, thank God!

When you have a topical and politically-based comedy show, like 'The Daily Show' it's difficult to know how to respond to a situation as serious and shocking as the Arizona shooting this past weekend.

A high-spirited, spillover crowd numbering in the tens of thousands swamped the National Mall Saturday, overwhelming the city's public transportation system as they flocked to what organizers billed as a "comedic call for calm." Much of the "Rally To Restore Sanity and/or Fear," put on by "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart and his Comedy Central ...

President Barack Obama targeted young voters on Wednesday with a robust defense of his policies and promises in an appearance on the popular comedy program The Daily Show.