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One of NBC’s top political journalists doesn’t think there’s anything funny about comedian Stephen Colbert’s campaign for votes in the South Carolina primary.

We’re sorry, but this content is not available to your web browser. By ANNE FLAHERTY, AP WASHINGTON — Comedian Stephen Colbert says that just because his name won’t appear on… More

NEW YORK (AP) — Stephen Colbert isn’t running for president – at least not yet. During taping of the Thursday night episode of “The Colbert Report,” he legally transferred his… More

Did Stephen Colbert snag the Huntsman Bump? A new poll in which the satirical talk-show host is theoretically pitted against the actual Republican presidential candidates finds Colbert ahead of Jon… More

“Indecision 2012″ officially arrived this week as Tuesday’s Iowa Caucus kicked off the presidential campaign year and Jon Stewart’s “Daily Show” and Stephen Colbert’s “Colbert Report” swooped in to make… More

Tonight, the late-night shows return — every single one of them is back on the air with new shows and guest lineups, and just in time for the Iowa Caucus today.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Comedian Stephen Colbert tried yet again to get his name on South Carolina’s presidential primary ballot – only this time he wanted to sponsor the Republican… More

Republicans and Democrats disagree about so many things, so why not television? New research reveals that members of the two rival factions have markedly different preferences when it comes to… More

Add Stephen Colbert to the growing list of anti-Cooperites. On last night’s “Report,” Colbert blasted People magazine for its choice of Bradley Cooper as this year’s “Sexiest Man Alive.” Of… More

File this under “things you’ll only see on ‘The Colbert Report.’” In honor of R.E.M.’s recent break-up,  Stephen Colbert concluded last night’s “Report” by placing the band’s frontman, Michael Stipe,… More