Stephen Colbert

The U.S. First Lady had a humorous response to Melania Trump's alleged plagiarism in July.

This is what we've been missing this election season.

For those who want to laugh lest they cry about the state of American politics, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee and others take on the Republican National Convention.

Campaigns are about more than winners and losers.

From Anderson Cooper to Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee.

Colbert shares his memories of the legendary "60 Minutes" broadcaster.

And why the "bathroom bill" is just another incarnation of the same LGBT fight that's been raging on for years.

Stephen Colbert wouldn't take no for an answer when he asked the speaker of the House if he's eyeing the White House.

Colbert's apology to Australia, which aired on "The Late Show", is one of many memes to hit the web.

The "Late Show" host teaches the Democratic front-runner the delicate art of eating cheesecake in front of the press.

The Ohio governor scrambled when Colbert challenged him on the new Supreme Court vacancy.

The GOP front-runner called in to Colbert's "Late Show" Tuesday night.

On Wednesday night, the Democratic presidential hopeful stopped by "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert."

She now counts the Taliban as fans of her show.

The Atlanta native is so much more than just a rapper.

How a 12-year-old "School of Rock" fan became the star of its Broadway adaptation.

The former "Daily Show" host went orange for his latest appearance talking about the Zadroga Act for 9/11 responders.

The relationship has apparently advanced from minutes to memories in swift fashion.

The SpaceX boss adds that his rockets can bring us there by 2018.

In a moving interview, the vice president suggests he isn't emotionally ready to run for president.

After initially declining Stephen Colbert's invitation, the GOP front-runner will stop by the 'Late Show' on September 22.

The old Comedy Central magic was missing—until he took on Donald Trump.

Some things change, some things stay the same as Colbert brings a party to the Ed Sullivan Theater.

After a rough summer of childish celebrity gags, late-night TV is about to get good again.

For when you stay up too late watching Colbert's show, he's got a pick-me-up for you in the morning.

With a varied career that has spanned success on the stage as well as television, Corden, 36, may be better equipped for the role than many Americans realize.

The punniest satirist in America signs off for the final time.

It's the end of an era for truthiness. Long live truthiness.

"Guys like us understand leadership," Stephen Colbert told President Barack Obama on his late-night comedy show, "The Colbert Report."

Some media commentators hoped that CBS would inject some diversity into the late-night lineup. Maybe next time