President Donald Trump is pulling federal funding for one of California’s most ambitious—and controversial—projects as his feud with the state’s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, rages on. Trump announced that he had “officially freed” American taxpayers from funding the state’s long-planned high-speed train,

"Maybe we'll do it here in California," he said of Trump's mandate that Texas Republicans redistrict to win five more GOP seats.

Rumor had it that Newsom was a running-mate contender for Kamala Harris in 2024. And before Harris locked up the nomination upon President Joe Biden’s exit from the race, Newsom had been floated as a Biden replacement once it became increasingly clear that the former president was not going to be able to finish his campaign.

During the interview, Ryan asked Newsom to respond to a question sent in to him by his friend and fellow podcaster. “Motherf—–r,” Newsom exclaimed before saying he was a fan of Rogan, who has been critical of the Democrat.

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday touted that in 2023 — the latest year for which data is available — renewable and clean sources of energy accounted for 67% of California’s power. In addition, Newsom said so far this year,

During his remarks at a press briefing today, California Governor Gavin Newsom exposed Tom Homan's bizarre 'Tough Guy' act. Newsom joked, "Talk about a tough guy."

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's chances of clinching the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination are seeing a spike as he feuds with Trump administration officials and MAGA influencers.

The update comes after President Donald Trump earlier this week urged Republican state lawmakers in Texas to help the party pick up five seats in that state.

California deserves leadership that solves problems — not one that uses failure as a launchpad for higher office.

With midterm elections approaching, political leaders across the country are sharpening strategies to retain or flip key congressional seats - and California Gov. Gavin Newsom is signaling a possible shift in redistricting policy if Texas redraws its maps to favor Republicans.