During her appearance on "The Late Show," former Vice President Kamala Harris was asked who she thought was leading the Democratic Party, a question she refused to answer.

An attorney for Skydance Media says the company was not involved in Paramount's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" next year.

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The Freedom of Press Foundation says Carr, a licensed lawyer, engaged in "egregious misconduct" against broadcasters.

Skydance Media will institute a "performance-based culture" at CBS News when its deal with Paramount closes next month.