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"I do not want to hear that I have a ‘humor deficit’ or can’t take a joke," the actress wrote. "I did not overreact. I took a job and, because I did not want to be harassed, I was fired.”
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Report shows CBS could have cause to deny the former network executive his $120 million severance package
Organization calls on network to revamp corporate structure, workplace culture
With CBS chief Les Moonves leaving the company following a dozen allegations of sexual misconduct, women are left to pick up the pieces
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Now that he's out of the White House, there's no legitimate reason to give Bannon a platform
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