California’s Governor Gavin Newsom, who has established his reputation as a staunch critic of Donald Trump, has taken yet another jibe at the president during his recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s

Newsom criticized reported plans to demolish parts of the White House complex for a new ballroom, using the moment to question Trump’s leadership style

California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond is demanding the immediate return of a deaf student and his family who were deported to Colombia this week.

Trump’s address came as Congress remains at an impasse over funding for the Department of Homeland and his approval ratings continue to drop.

Toward the end of his interview with Newsom, Kimmel announced that he had a “surprise” for the governor. He then introduced actor Josh Meyers as “Gavin Newsom,” who proceeded to award the real Newsom with a peace prize.

The states argue that President Trump is incorrectly using a never-before-invoked law to put these tariffs in place.

Gavin Newsom finally revealed the details of his late-night June phone call with President Donald Trump. Last summer, Newsom, 58, and Trump, 79, publicly sparred over whether their phone conversation included a discussion of the National Guard being deployed to quell the immigration riots in Los Angeles.