Jeffrey Toobin on "AC360:" "If she refuses to testify on Monday, Kavanaugh is getting confirmed... If she DOES testify, then I think all the cards are thrown up in the air."
The top editor of the New York Review of Books has left the magazine less than a week after publishing a highly controversial essay by a former radio host accused of sexual assault.
The Senate Judiciary Committee is still scheduled to vote on Thursday. But Brett Kavanaugh's path to Supreme Court confirmation just got a lot more complicated.
Some of Silicon Valley's richest are intrigued by the idea of buying a news outlet. Others are resolutely opposed. And others are... busy writing a big check.
The original story included a comment from a spokesperson for Haley who said plans to purchase the curtains were made during the end of the Obama administration.
Julie Chen made her return to TV on Thursday night to host "Big Brother" days after her husband Les Moonves was forced to resign as CEO of CBS Corporation.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who typically tries to stay out of the political fray, mounted a vigorous defense of press freedom on Thursday evening, saying President Donald Trump should be "glad" to face media scrutiny.