Gavin Newsom

On Sunday, California Governor Gavin Newsom took his book tour to Atlanta, and sat on stage in front of an overflow crowd at an auditorium, taking questions from the city's Mayor, Andre Dickens. At one point Newsom seemed to talk down to the Black mayor and to members of he crowd, assuring them, "I'm no better than you, and using his poor S.A.T. score to make his point, something that hasn't …

We are a little over 8 months away from the 2026 midterm elections, but 2018 positioning is already in the air. CNN made sure to get that ball rolling with an early potential candidate interview: California Governor Gavin Newsom. The interview, conducted by State of the Union co-host Dana Bash, centered around the release of Newsom's memoir “Young Man in a Hurry.” The interview was as…

One of California governor Gavin Newsom’s (D) most high-profile donors is getting the heck out of Dodge. Steven Spielberg, one of the most influential movie-makers in Hollywood history, is reportedly fleeing California for New York, according to the New York Post.

The Wall Street Journal has promoted itself as the "Daily Diary of the American Dream," as a promoter of national prosperity. But some columnists find the titans of capitalism too unseemly to support any more. 

At a press conference celebrating state taxpayer money going to the abortion conglomerate Planned Parenthood, California First Lady Jennifer Newsom lectured reporters who were allegedly "off topic" by asking Gov. Gavin Newsom questions about the perennially delayed high-speed rail boondoggle, and his upcoming meeting with the prime minister of Germany.

Vogue’s glowing profile of Gov. Gavin Newsom backfired, drawing widespread mockery for its over-the-top praise and glamorization, with critics likening him to Zoolander. The puff piece ignored Newsom’s scandals and policy failures, providing plenty of unintentional comedy and viral reactions ahead of his rumored 2028 presidential run.

A scathing Atlantic article by two liberal writers harshly criticizes California Governor Gavin Newsom’s record, warning he could doom Democrats in 2028. They cite soaring housing costs, rising homelessness, controversial progressive policies, failing infrastructure, and education woes as major liabilities for his potential presidential run.

Here we go again. By now it is obvious. The media’s candidate for 2028 is the Democrats’ California Governor Gavin Newsom. With a full two years before the next presidential election officially begins, the media has their man. Newsom a Democrat, but of course.

California Governor Gavin Newsom faced backlash from the left after backtracking on his press office’s claim calling ICE “state-sponsored terrorism.” During a Ben Shapiro interview, Newsom disagreed with abolishing ICE, angering progressive activists and raising doubts about his 2028 Democratic presidential chances.

Several networks aired stories on the anniversary of the disastrous fires in Los Angeles, but none was as remarkably partisan as the PBS News Hour. In nearly nine minutes of reporting, PBS correspondent Stephanie Sy could never bring herself to utter the following words: "Democrats," "Mayor Karen Bass," or "Governor Gavin Newsom." 

The Atlantic’s profile of California Gov. Gavin Newsom highlights his deep ties to the influential Getty oil family—mentioning “Getty” 22 times—while portraying him positively overall. The article explores how Newsom’s privileged background, business ventures, and political career are intertwined with Getty wealth, yet notes little criticism of this connection.

For politicians, scandal and controversy can be bad. But becoming the object of ridicule can be even more devastating. So if Kamala Harris happens to read these words, we'd advise her NOT to watch CNN's 7 am Christmas Day hour. What she'd find under the tree will be something worse than a lump of coal. It will be a steaming pile of . . . ridicule. It's almost 2026, so why not a horse race…

CBS’s drama Fire Country, now in its fourth season, is set in the fictional town of Edgewater, California. So, it was only a matter of time before we got hit with the, “it’s climate change, not liberal bureaucracy,” excuse for the state’s ongoing, real-life problem of severe wildfires. A firefighter warned his crew that "thanks to climate change," they're "at war."

Earlier this week, Fox covered another reminder of why it's important to deport illegal aliens who have committed serious crimes like DUI before they injure or kill someone.