Police in Hartford, Connecticut arrested a Catholic school teacher and his wife Tuesday evening for allegedly growing marijuana out of their backyard, according to The Hartford Courant.

A group of protesters wanted to make sure that JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon was personally aware of their anger at him, so they confronted him directly before he testified at a Senate Committee Banking hearing on Wednesday morning.

One Texas town made a notable headline Tuesday evening, when it decided who would be its newest council member by the simple roll of a dice.

Stephen Colbert analyzed a story going under the radar Tuesday evening, in which a horse co-owned by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's wife Ann is could be going to the Olympics after placing third in the national trials.

Jon Stewart delighted in poking fun at Florida Governor Rick Scott's controversial voter purging campaign Tuesday evening, calling him a "Mr. Clean impersonator" and the former lead singer of the Australian rock group Midnight Oil.

MSNBC weekend host Chris Hayes explicitly explained Tuesday afternoon how Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would prefer if he could to remain quiet and say nothing all the way to the November election.

The town of Middleboro, Massachusetts will attempt to become arguably America's number one destination for the fewest foul mouths, as it passed a proposal from the town's police to impose a $20 fine on public profanity.

Conservative fireband Laura Ingraham labeled controversial black principal Greta Hawkins, who barred "God Bless the USA" from her school's kindergarden graduation in Brooklyn, New York, as a member of the "angry left" Tuesday morning.

Stephen Colbert took some time Tuesday evening to discuss the growing rift between the Vatican and American Catholic nuns, including a new book by a nun named Sister Margaret Farley that discusses sex.

The Daily Show's John Stewart focused Monday evening on the media's obsession with presidential campaign gaffes Monday evening, especially analyzing the aftermath of the latest notable "gaffe" in President Barack Obama's "private sector is fine" quote.

An unpopular black elementary public school principal in Brooklyn, New York received a barrage of racist hate mail delivered to her over the past weeks, according to The New York Daily News Sunday evening.

A group of Los Angeles police may have come up with one of the more bizarre findings ever, allegedly locating a pair of lungs on a sidewalk Sunday evening.

A woman in Boynton Beach, Florida was set on fire early Monday morning by a man at a local 7-Eleven gas station, according to WPTV-TV.

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman calmly criticized President Barack Obama Monday morning for his much discussed "Private sector is doing fine" quote.

AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka poured some cold water on Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's recall election victory Sunday morning, mentioning all the stops the Republican had to do to keep his job.