Trump Will Fold if Mueller Calls His Bluff. Giuliani Is the Tell

14 August 18 AM It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News IF YOU ARE HERE TO BE ENTERTAINED, GO HOME NOW: RSN is about change. It’s what we do on a day-to-day basis. This is a place where notions are challenged and barriers to progress are broken down. If you are just looking to read free articles, you have other options. If you want to be a part of something that makes a difference – take part. We need your support. / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Trump Will Fold if Mueller Calls His Bluff. Giuliani Is the Tell.  Elie Honig, The Daily Beast Honig writes: "Some have likened the back-and-forth to a chess match, but it's more like the parties are actually playing two different games: Mueller is playing the legal game while Giuliani is playing a political one." READ MORE Roger Stone. (photo: Joe Raedle) Signs Grow That Mueller Is Zeroing In on Roger Stone Morgan Chalfant, The Hill Chalfant writes: "Special counsel Robert Mueller appears to be narrowing his focus on Roger Stone in his investigation into Russian interference in the election, prompting widespread speculation that the longtime adviser to President Trump is likely a target in the probe." READ MORE House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-VA, presides over a hearing in June. Goodlatte's son, Bobby, has publicly criticized his father and urged his followers to donate to a Democrat running for his father's seat. (photo: Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg/Getty Images) In Politics, No One Can Call You Out Like Your Family Brandon Carter, NPR Excerpt: "'I just gave the maximum allowed donation to Jennifer Lewis, a democrat running for my father's congressional seat,' the younger Goodlatte tweeted." READ MORE A woman holds a 'Worker's Unite' sign. (photo: Getty Images) Unions See Missouri Win as Red State Watershed Niv Elis, The Hill Elis writes: "Unions are looking at their recent lopsided ballot measure win in deep-red Missouri as a watershed moment and a sign of victories to come." READ MORE A vacant classroom at Southwestern High School in Detroit in 2015. (photo: Carlos Osorio/AP) Do Children Have a Right to Literacy? Attorneys Are Testing That Question. Moriah Balingit, The Washington Post Balingit writes: "Now, attorneys are trying a new tactic. They argue that the ability to read and write is key to unlocking other rights - voting, applying for jobs, writing letters to lawmakers - that federal courts have held sacred." READ MORE Students yell slogans during an anti-government protest outside UNAN-Leon in late July. (photo: Oswaldo Rivas/Reuters) 'This Is a Revolution': Who Are Nicaragua's Student Protesters? Loes Witschge, Al Jazeera Excerpt: "Today, Solis Gonzalez is one of the many Nicaraguan students who live in a safe house, hiding from the persecution that has seen many of her peers arrested, injured, or even killed." READ MORE A wildfire burns near Yosemite National Park. (photo: U.S. Forest Service/Reuters) Don't Blame Wildfires on Climate Change - It's Environmentalists' Fault, Says Zinke Gabrielle Canon, Guardian UK Canon writes: "The US interior secretary, Ryan Zinke, has blamed environmentalists for California's ferocious wildfires and claimed, contrary to scientific research, that climate change had 'nothing to do' with them. Instead, he said the fires were worsened because of limits on logging." READ MORE Contribute to RSN Become a Fan of RSN on Facebook and Twitter Update My Monthly Donation