In case you missed it, one of the foundations of the political world was thrown into disarray when U.K. voters made the momentous decision to leave the European Union.
One day after the U.K. referendum results shocked the world, Donald Trump dined with Rupert Murdoch, the owner of some of Britain's best known newspapers.
The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union could have an extensive impact on the country's film and television industries, but not on one of TV's most popular shows, "Game of Thrones."
Britain's vote to leave the European Union sent the British pound into a tailspin, prompted the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron, triggered shock waves through international markets, and brought jubilant headlines from some of the UK's largest newspapers.
An extraordinary news week -- from the Brexit vote in Britain to the sit-in at the House of Representatives -- served as a boon, in a roundabout way, for the cable bundle, as subscribers found channels that many rarely or never watch.