As you know, President Obama was on The View today (highlights here / BlackBerry and iPhone talk here). Predictably, the right wing media was just OUTRAGED about this. Tonight, Jon Stewart put them all in their place. Video inside.

New York Congressman Charlie Rangel is currently scrambling to avoid a House ethics trial for a laundry list of shady actions. Last night, Jon Stewart went through them in the funniest way possible. Video inside (with a Bloagojevich/Kerry bonus!).

Though, sadly, he's no Mulder. Also today: Miramax has finally been bought! Yay for millionaires! Comedy Central has a new sitcom in the works, and HBO has intriguing new projects.

Tonight, Jon Stewart executed an [adjective meaning brilliant/funny] opening segment about Arizona's immigration bill. In it, Stewart threw a right hook at John McCain, a left hook at Fox News, and delivered a knockout against the bill itself. Video inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart put America's favorite insanity-ridden network in its place when he decried Fox News' anti-Muslim biases regarding NASA's recent foray into diplomacy, as well as the controversy over the construction of new mosques across the country. Video inside.

From Kellogg's cereal, to SpaghettiOs, to Toyota/Lexus—ah, Toyota/Lexus!—and more, corporations have been issuing an abnormal amount of recall notices lately. Luckily for us, Lewis Black visited The Daily Show tonight to break it all down... hilariously. Video inside.

Tonight's Daily Show was chock-full of World Cup talk. First, Jon Stewart recapped the last few days of competition. Then, correspondent John Hodgman channeled Glenn Beck and talked about how soccer can "fix" itself to last in America. Videos inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart bounced back and forth between a few topics during his opening segment, from the United States' World Cup loss to Ghana, to the G20 Summit, to awkward beer bottle clanking moments with President Obama. Video inside.

Futurama is back! Life is worth living again! All glory to Hypnotoad! This clip of Zapp Brannigan's incredibly realistic dream should be proof enough that the show is better than ever.

Last night's episode of Tosh.0 showcased some "unique" forms of dancing from around the world that all severely resembled dry-humping. Daniel Tosh decides to try out daggering, dick slang and butt-pounding around the office. Hilarity ensues.

Tonight, Jon Stewart was just as giddy about America's World Cup victory as everyone else, and he let his excitement be known (comedically). Then, Stewart and John Oliver had a heated—and hilarious—debate about the game. Video inside.

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT! New episodes haven't been made in seven years (if you don't count the mostly-amazing made for DVD film series), but as of today everyone is back, from Philip Fry to Zapp Brannigan.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart opened with two different segments related to topics currently in the news—the controversy over General Stanley McChrystal's Rolling Stone profile, and the one over President Obama's frequent golf outings. Videos inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart continued his "The Strife Aquatic" series related to the Gulf oil spill with a segment about the Obama-mandated $20 billion BP cleanup escrow fund—and exposed republicans who have backpedaled their opposition to it. Video inside.

Today, CNN reported that President Obama's Tuesday address failed because it was written at a 10th grade level and, therefore, too smart for us idiot Americans. Tonight, Stephen Colbert dumbed it down in the most hilarious way possible. Video inside.

Even though he's already apologized for his apology to BP for having to set aside $20 billion to help clean up the Gulf, Congressman Joe Barton isn't yet off the hook. And tonight, Jon Stewart made that clear. Video inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart called out President Obama for not only not living up to his campaign-era promises to reverse many of the Bush Administration's war-related human rights policies, but also attempting to introduce new, even more harsh ones. Video inside.

Last night, Stephen Colbert opened the Report with a funny-as-hell segment about the United States' strained relationship with England due to BP's oil spill—and he brought up the World Cup match as often as possible, natch. Video inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart debuted the first of what will hopefully be many World Cup-related segments. Between elephants on the road, vuvuzelas, Robert Green's sticky fingers, and an England-USA debate with John Oliver, there was a lot to discuss! Video inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart opened The Daily Show with a hilarious "Indecision 2010" segment in which he noted the media's shift from calling yesterday's primary elections an "anti-incumbent" event to a "girl power" one, after most incumbents were victorious. Video inside.