Jeffrey Toobin | Donald Trump and the Rule of Law

07 January 18 PM It's Live on the HomePage Now:  Reader Supported News Jeffrey Toobin | Donald Trump and the Rule of Law    Jeffrey Toobin, The New Yorker  Toobin writes: "There's been a bomb cyclone of revelations from and about the White House since New Year's Day. But there's a pattern. It all stems from President Trump's contempt for the rule of law."  READ MORE Jake Tapper Cuts Off White House Adviser Stephen Miller in Tense Interview  The Daily Beast  Excerpt: "'There's one viewer that you care about right now and you're being obsequious,' Tapper told Miller, referring to President Donald Trump."  READ MORE Wolff: Concept of 25th Amendment 'Alive Every Day' in Trump's White House  Mallory Shelbourne, The Hill  Shelbourne writes: "Michael Wolff, author of the blockbuster new book about President Trump, said in a new interview that the concept of the 25th Amendment is 'alive every day' in Trump's White House."  READ MORE Appeal Denied: ICE to Move Forward With Deportation of Paraplegic Boy's Caregiver  Mark Curnutte, The Cincinnati Enquirer  Curnutte writes: "Federal immigration officials said Friday they will proceed with the deportation of an Ohio man who is the sole provider and trained medical caregiver of a 6-year-old paraplegic boy."  READ MORE "Vote Out" Congresspeople Who Won't Back Net Neutrality, Advocates Say  Jon Brodkin, Ars Technica  Brodkin writes: "Some supporters of net neutrality are focusing their attention on Congress and vowing to vote out lawmakers who won't join a legislative effort to reinstate net neutrality rules."  READ MORE Iranian Oil Tanker Burns, 32 Missing After Collision off China's Coast  Meng Meng and Josephine Mason, Reuters  Excerpt: "A tanker carrying Iranian oil and run by the country's top oil shipping firm was ablaze and spewing cargo into the East China Sea on Sunday after colliding with a Chinese freight ship, leaving the tanker's 32 crew members missing, the Chinese government said."  READ MORE Brazil Announces End to Amazon Mega-Dam Building Policy  Sue Branford, Mongabay  Branford writes: "In a surprise move, the Brazilian government has announced that the era of building big hydroelectric dams in the Amazon basin, long criticized by environmentalists and indigenous groups, is ending."  READ MORE Contribute to RSN Become a Fan of RSN on Facebook and Twitter Update My Monthly Donation