Plus: Russia hears everything at the Sochi Olympics, Jon Stewart reports on the worsening situation in Syria—and more.
Plus: The FDA has a new campaign to discourage smoking, Stephen Colbert defends Chris Christie—and more.
Plus: David Letterman investigates plagiarism charges at the State of the Union, Jon Stewart nicknames Chris Christie ‘The Closer’—and more.
Plus: Chris Christie saw his shadow so we can expect six more weeks of traffic, there's a huge data breach at the craft store Michaels—and more.
Plus: missed snowstorm predictions in Georgia, the Super Bowl Snowpocalypse—and more.
Plus: People experience déjà vu at the State of the Union, Rand Paul talks about the inherent stupidity of government—and more.
Plus: Obama sends mixed messages, a Duck Dynasty star goes to Washington—and more.
Plus: New Jersey considers legalizing marijuana, Jimmy Fallon has suggestions for the State of the Union address—and more.
Plus: Mike Huckabee has libido concerns, Planet Hillary is revealed—and more.
Plus: Pope Francis sets up a bad joke, Chris Christie refuses to give up his chairmanship—and more.
Plus: America’s nuclear testing problem, China starts polluting Los Angeles—and more.
Plus: Chris Christie assures the public that closures due to the snow are not his fault, Olympian Carl Lewis chimes in on the Bridgegate scandal—and more.
Plus: Sainthood now available at reduced rates, George W. Bush believed Carmen Sandiego was in Iraq—and more.
Plus: Hamas hires its first female spokesperson, Chris Christie gets new legal representation—and more.
Plus: The United States plays “lets break a deal,” Stephen Colbert goes Parahawking—and more.
Plus: Putin establishes protest zones, Bill Clinton tops Hillary’s enemy list—and more.
Plus: West Virginia's toxic spill could give A&E its next blockbuster, Chris Christie's Bridgegate headache continues—and more.
Plus: West Virginia's toxic spill could give A&E its next blockbuster, Chris Christie's Bridgegate headache continues—and more.
Plus: Dan Rather does “professional” drugs, congressmen may be millionaires but they still take bribes—and more.