On tonight's Late Show freshman Tea Party Senator Rand Paul stopped by for an interview. On the whole, the discussion focused on politics—specifically, education, government spending, and tax cuts for the rich. Naturally, the two men disagreed.

Yesterday, President Obama told federal lawyers to stop defending the "One Man, One Woman" Defense of Marriage Act, a step forward for gays seeking equal rights. Tonight, Jon Stewart detailed the developments, and also unveiled a new Twitter account!

On tonight's 30 Rock, Jenna was excited to appear on a women's web site, JoanOfSnark.com. The problem, though, was that the headline read, "Why Does TGS Hate Women?" Hm... sound familiar? (Hint, hint!) Here's video of the cold open.

Yesterday, Gawker looked at Libyan dictator, Muammar Gaddafi's many moments in fashion. Today, we examine the many spelling variations there are for Qadafi's name. As a bonus, this guide comes with a catchy little dance beat.

On Monday, Jon Stewart overviewed the chaotic budget showdown underway in Wisconsin. Tonight, Stewart continued his assault on Governor Scott Walker, and especially his less-than-appropriate statements today to a prank caller he thought was billionaire Republican operative David Koch.

The new iPad 2 is rumored to be a little larger this time around and these two guys got a sneak peek. It's bigger, badder, and it wants to kill you with its red death rays.

Last week, the House of Representatives voted to defund Planned Parenthood, mainly because it provides abortions, even though its federal funding can't go toward abortions. Tonight, Jon Stewart tackled that issue and poked fun at some famous anti-abortion Republicans.

Sometimes some of the greatest things on the Internet cannot stay on the Internet; today, Sassy Gay Friend became a spokesperson.

Have you been interested in knowing what all that fighting between unions and the Republican governor in Wisconsin was about, but too busy to actually look anything up? If so, then it's your lucky day! Here's Jon Stewart's summary.

Despite his role on the beloved Parks and Recreation and having a booming stand up career, Aziz Ansari is desperate to get hired. Also, did you recognize him as the Asian girlfriend in The Social Network?

Republicans and Democrats have been blocking each others' bills for so long that no one can remember how to pass one when everybody finally agrees. The Onion News Network reports on the crisis.

Finally, Sarah MacLachlan has apologized for those depressing animal commercials. This parody has her saying "Every day, innocent people are emotionally harmed by my depressing ASPCA commercials and they're crying out for help" and apologizing for "harshing your buzz."

The rest of the best top comedy videos from this week can be found over at Splitsider, including a sucky Valentine's Day, an awesome Big Momma parody, and one miserable bear. [Gizmodo] Gizmodo at 02/28/2011 16:14:46

"Now I know why Venice is sinking—it is under the weight of Silvio Berlusconi's giant balls." So said Jon Stewart at the beginning of tonight's Daily Show, wherein he detailed the shocking, unrepentant behavior of Italy's Prime Minister.

On tonight's 30 Rock, Liz Lemon came into the TGS writer's room with an announcement: she was absolutely *fine* following her breakup with Carol. So fine, in fact, that she'd adopted a cat—Emily Dickinson—and a fanny pack!

Are you unaware of the Arcade Fire? Even after their big win at the Grammy's this weekend? Let this be a warning. Don't let this happen to you.

On tonight's Daily Show—after bemoaning IBM-created Watson's Jeopardy! domination—Jon Stewart took on the task of balancing President Obama's $3.7 trillion budget. Before his attempt, though, Stewart was sure to point out hypocrisy on both sides of the aisle.

On tonight's Modern Family, Claire and Mitchell's mother (Shelley Long) comes to visit, and then pulls a Jay and Gloria by hooking up with Claire's high school boyfriend (Matt Dillon).

Tonight, Jon Stewart spent a few minutes discussing last week's Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC. According to Stewart, it was basically one big—and incredibly bad—roast/stand-up comedy special, with tons of so-unfunny-they're-funny jokes by conservative favorites.

February is a time for Americans to celebrate our greatest Black leaders and innovators, but often the women behind the men are lost in the shuffle. Thankfully, Elite Delta Force 3 have brought us The Real Housewives of Civil Rights.