The news is informative by nature, but when it comes to live TV, anything can happen, which makes for some entertaining moments. Enjoy!

DEA Administrator Chuck Rosenberg has made it abundantly clear that he believes medical marijuana is “a joke.”

Alright, this is more sad than funny - the US Federal government has announced it is officially backing out of the Paris Climate Change Agreement.  Fortunately, it looks as though this process will take 4 years, so if a new leader is elected after this term there is still hope that the country will return to it and fulfill its obligations to protecting the environment and future generations.

'I have just one piece of advice; if you have tapes, burn them.'

Since Donald Trump became President, The Simpsons has continuously bashed the Republican via numerous online shorts. 

This angry pedestrian could probably benefit from marijuana consumption - perhaps a nice, mellow indica strain! Thanks to the reader who sent this in, and remember to keep those videos, photos and comics coming! Have a great weekend and we'll see you on Monday.

Instead of diving deep into a seemingly boring topic — dialysis, anyone? — as he usually does, on Sunday's "Last Week Tonight," John Oliver addressed the elephant in the room.

That would be the nonstop revelations related to President Donald Trump, whose last week in office have yielded more "OMG, what now?" twists than a sweeps episode of "Scandal."

Oliver spent a solid 24 minutes recapping the latest stream of developments in the crisis he called "Stupid Watergate," in that it has "all the potential ramifications of Watergate" but "everyone involved is stupid and bad at everything."

On the new cover of Time magazine, the White House is depicted in the midst of a makeover — the iconic spires of St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow replicated on the roof of President Trump’s home, as it turns red. The arresting image conveys a sense that Russia, as a news subject, is overtaking Washington.

'I do occasionally use adult language - and I do it in public instead of the privacy of an Access Hollywood bus'

Stephen Colbert has reacted with delight after being verbally attacked by the President of the United States.