Letterman Honored With Twain Prize Last Night -and Yes, They Joked About His Beard
At an award ceremony Sunday, a star-studded cast of David Letterman's friends paid tribute to him at the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
At an award ceremony Sunday, a star-studded cast of David Letterman's friends paid tribute to him at the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
These Afghan girls never thought they were going to be allowed into the United States – then on Tuesday, they were given silver medals.
John Arovosis was delighted to discover a sea lion at his local aquarium that will spend hours playing fetch.
Soldiers on a nearby Marine outpost were not ordered to help during a fire at a senior center – they simply jumped into action.
Starbucks's first American "Signing Store" will be run entirely by people who are fluent in ASL, American sign language, and opened in DC in October.
After they raised over $100,000 from a month of "financial fasting", this church used it to pay off local student loan debt.
Oprah surprised a Washington, DC charity with a huge announcement and a donation that would make Tom Cruise jump on her couch again.
The kitchen will be serving up free hot meals to all furloughed workers and their families starting tomorrow on Pennsylvania Ave.
Hailey is handy with an electric drill, and homeless folks in Bremerton, Washington are glad. The nine-year-old is building them mobile sleeping shelters.
Hollywood celebrities, political bigwigs and journalists shared dinner and laughs last night at the 2013 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Conan O'Brien hosted the evening but the highlight of the night was the 20 minutes President Obama joked about himself, the second term, Republican leaders, and even Jay-Z.
Boys II Men singer raises more than 21,000 in a few days for a homeless man who is working in the U.S. Capitol cafeteria.
The Federal Communications Commission approved new rules that allow phone companies to utilize new technology to block auto-dialed calls and spam texts.
The White House it teaming up with 150 private companies and groups to rein in antibiotics in the food supply.
Kids hungry for some food for thought can thank JetBlue for stocking vending machines in a Washington D.C. neighborhood with 100,000 free books.
It's twice the cuteness with rare, twin panda cubs born over the weekend at Washington's National Zoo.
Shelter dogs with high-energy can be considered less adoptable, but a program has found a way to save them by putting their unique traits to good use.
A father using street names to teach his daughters the alphabet inspired an animal street art movement in Washington, DC.
Four fumbles in a single play is hilarious to watch, but mix in "Yakety Sax" and it looks like a Benny Hill skit.
Which big cities in America have the most people who are thriving? According to the 2014 Well-Being Index, there are ten that are probably the happiest metro areas in the country.
A pair of sisters spent years learning their craft that turns pumpkins, squash and other gourds into $800 works of art.
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