Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) wouldn't express regrets about her calls for Al Franken's resignation in a lengthy New Yorker piece defending the former Minnesota senator. 
Journalist Ronan Farrow likened former President Bill Clinton in a new profile to two of the most high-profile names brought down in the #MeToo movement against powerful men accused of sexual harassment: Harvey Weinstein and Charlie Rose. 
New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer suggested in a new interview that she and Ronan Farrow reported on Deborah Ramirez's uncorroborated accusation of misconduct by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh out of eagerness to show a "pattern" of such behavior. 
As politicians and reporters alike were reeling from the news that four women had accused Democratic New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of physical and emotional abuse, New York Times justice reporter Katie Benner drew attention to one passage that really drives home why the prominent Trump critic survived as long as he did.
Former Donald Trump aide Sam Nunberg told Politico that he made up the viral story of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R.) going on a McDonald's run for then-candidate Trump. 
The New York City Police Department announced it is gathering evidence on an actress's credible accusation of rape by Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. 
A New Yorker article warned Friday that White House chief of staff John Kelly's press briefing on Thursday could have been a "preview" of what an eventual military coup in the U.S. might look like. 
The major networks are battling to sign reporter Ronan Farrow after he published a bombshell story on Harvey Weinstein in the New Yorker earlier this month. 
The New Yorker released on Tuesday, for the first time, a secret New York Police Department recording in which Harvey Weinstein admitted he groped a woman, and that he did so often. 