Tim Dickinson | The Divine Paranoia of Scott Pruitt

22 April 18 AM It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL FUNDRAISING - You can rest 100% assured that if the pace of donations were anything even approaching reasonable we would be taking a much softer tone. More people keep coming and fewer people keep contributing. Situation very bad now. / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Tim Dickinson | The Divine Paranoia of Scott Pruitt  Tim Dickinson, Rolling Stone Dickinson writes: "Scott Pruitt is at the center of a political firestorm that may see him removed from the Trump administration. It's a stark turn of events for the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, who has seen himself as on a mission from God." READ MORE Colin Kaepernick. (photo: AP) Colin Kaepernick Receives a Humanitarian Prize - but No NFL Job Offers Stephanie Griffith, ThinkProgress  Griffith writes: "He can't get an NFL team to hire him, but former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick - whose 'take a knee' protest against racism sparked a nationwide movement - was awarded another major human rights prize Saturday, this time from Amnesty International." READ MORE Maggie Haberman. (photo: Getty Images) Trump Attacks New York Times Journalist Maggie Haberman Over Michael Cohen Article Lauren Gambino, Guardian UK Gambino writes: "Donald Trump lashed out on Saturday at the New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman, after she contributed to a story that suggested his longtime lawyer and fixer might cooperate with federal investigators." READ MORE Mike Pompeo. (image: Jim Cooke/Joe Raedle/Getty Images) The CIA Says Mike Pompeo Didn't Fight in the Gulf War, Despite His Claims Anna Merlan, Splinter News Merlan writes: "In the frenzied game of musical chairs that is the Trump administration, CIA Director Mike Pompeo is set to become the next Secretary of State. It's an ideal time, then, to clarify details of his biography, including a rather major one: did Pompeo, as numerous profiles have stated, fight in the Gulf War?" READ MORE Eric Greitens. (photo: Getty Images) Missouri Gov Greitens Indicted on Felony Computer-Tampering Charge Rebecca Berg, CNN Berg writes: "Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens was indicted Friday on a felony charge of computer tampering relating to his campaign's alleged procurement of a nonprofit donor list without the charity's knowledge." READ MORE A man cries beside a wounded girl at a hospital after the attack in Kabul. (photo: Mohammad Ismail/Reuters) Dozens of Afghans Killed in Kabul by Suicide Bomber at Voter Registration Center Al Jazeera Excerpt: "Bombing at voter registration centres in the Afghan capital Kabul and in Baghlan province have killed at least 54 people, health officials said." READ MORE Theresa 'Red' Terry is staying in this tree during her vigil. She's been told that she'll be arrested if she comes down. (photo: Michael S. Williamson/WP) Perched on a Platform High in a Tree, a 61-Year-Old Woman Fights a Gas Pipeline Gregory S. Schneider, The Washington Post Schneider writes: "When the trees started coming down, Theresa 'Red' Terry went up. Now, the 61-year-old mother of three is perched on a platform 32 feet in the air between two oak trees, trying to stop a natural gas pipeline from coming through land granted to her husband's family by the king of England in Colonial times." READ MORE Contribute to RSN Become a Fan of RSN on Facebook and Twitter Update My Monthly Donation