The CBS late night host breaks his silence on his parent company's deal that was announced during his vacation.

The Writers Guild of America released a statement Friday calling on New York State Attorney General Letitia James (D) to investigate Paramount over bribery concerns following the news of the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

The end of legal wrangling between Paramount Global and President Donald Trump might be a relative win for the company, but its TV unit keeps eroding

Paramount said it agreed to pay Trump’s legal fees. The remainder of the $16 million settlement will go toward his future presidential library. But the beleaguered company behind “Mission: Impossible” and “Yellowstone” mustered victories, withstanding the Trump team’s earlier demand for a $100 million payout, the knowledgeable sources said.

CBS News staffers are outraged by parent company Paramount's decision this week to settle President Donald Trump's lawsuit which they thought was meritless.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren called for an investigation into 'whether or not any anti-bribery laws were broken' with Paramount's $16 million Trump settlement.

Journalists and others said the payment will embolden attacks by Trump and his allies on news outlets. Some called the settlement a stain on the proud legacy of CBS News.

CBS has claimed that the cancellation of Trump-bashing show was a ‘financial decision’ despite timing of merger