On The Tonight Show Tuesday night, Wanda Sykes got political with Jay Leno and revealed her opinions about President Obama support of same sex marriage and Mitt Romney's opposition, which she found hilarious. "You have to be happy with that," Leno surmised. "Am I happy? I'm over the moon, Jay," Sykes acknowledged. "And you know, for a black person to say Over the moon, that's big. You know? We don't use that. You know?"Similar News >>

On CNN's Starting Point on Monday, Congressman Peter King tussled with New Yorker writer Ryan Lizza over alleged profiling in the New York Police Department. "What is your position on profiling in general? Do you have any problem with it?" Lizza pressed. "First of all there is no profiling," King countered. "That's the nonsense people like you and others are propagating."Similar News >>

Al Sharpton's PoliticsNation triumphed over CNN's John King USA on Thursday, beating him 114,000 to 105,000 in the demo and 721,000 to 366,000 in total viewers.Similar News >>

On Thursday night,Stephen Colbert had a long, comprehensive laundry list of threats to tackle during his trademark "Threatdown" segment, which he deftly took to task with gusto. Colbert began by reporting on a new study that showed the New York Police Department performed more frisks of black men in 2011 than the total number of young black men living in the city.Similar News >>

With the spotlight being brightly shone upon Mitt Romney's prestigious prep school Cranbrook in the Washington Post's allegations that he was a bully in his youth, it turns out another famous Michigan resident crossed paths with the institution.Similar News >>

Jamie Lynne Grumet appeared on the Today show with her 3-year-old son and hit back at critics who said her cover photo in Time Magazine that featured her exposed breast went too far. "Okay Jamie, you knew this was going to cause a stir. Did you know it was going to cause as much of a stir?" asked co-host Savannah Guthrie.Similar News >>