'Besides the meeting with Trump, Rosenstein has also agreed to a private meeting with House Republicans who want to question him...'

The Federal Communications Commission repealed net neutrality rules in December 2017 that prevented internet companies from controlling what people watched and saw on the internet.

'Sessions had to make a decision: He could either roll up his sleeves and enter the fray, thereby risking the wrath of almost the entire political and media establishment, or he could stay out of harm's way. He chose to flee.'

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Rosenstein resigning would give Trump a big win.

Wherever the truth may lie, this doesn't look good at all.

Sessions recently punched back against Trump, saying he and his department 'will not be improperly influenced by political considerations.'

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is furious, too.

While Apple was busy removing access to content by Alex Jones, they were also pocketing a pretty penny from a bestselling Mac app that blatantly violated users' privacy.

If someone were to ask who, among all senior Trump administration officials, hates Trump the most, and who, among all senior officials, Trump hates the most, the answer to both questions would very likely be the same.