In 2010, The New York Knicks let go of all but five players in an effort to afford Lebron James. With so many spots open, Stephen decided to visit the Knicks training center to discover what it takes to play ball for the city that never sleeps. He met with Coach Mike D'Antoni and played one-on-one with Allan Houston. View the original two-part segment plus exclusive web extras.

Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill criticizes political attack ads funded by untraceable money.

In tribute to the late Maurice Sendak, Stephen revisits his Colberty Tales and releases his Sendak-approved "I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)."

Super PAC spending grows by 1100%, Colbert Super PAC SHH! discloses its donor list, Maurice Sendak threatens Stephen, and Michelle Alexander recognizes boring TV.

Controversy strikes the Obama administration, a threat jeopardizes American jobs, and Bravo's Andy Cohen answers "Real Housewives" questions.

News coverage based on one story in the L.A. Times reveals an epidemic of kids turning drunk, disorderly and disinfected.

Vice President Joe Biden says he is comfortable with same-sex marriage and references "Will and Grace."

Andy Cohen discusses his book "Most Talkative: Stories from the Front Lines of Pop Culture."

Republicans create an anti-Obama ad, Super PACs go to college, and musician Jack White releases his solo album "Blunderbuss."

1,000 college students receive their Colbert Super PAC Super Fun Pack, so Stephen unveils the launch clue and treasure.