Gavin Newsom Reveals Item Trump’s Team Won’t Stop Sending Him

The California governor has become the unfortunate recipient of unwanted Trump merch. Gov. Gavin Newsom of California revealed on Wednesday that President Donald Trump won’t stop sending him merchandise. Specifically, ‘Trump 2028′ hats. In an interview with Politico’s Christopher Cadelago at the outlet’s California summit, Newsom expressed concern that Trump wants another term. The proof? … Read more

CDC Bosses Quit With Doomsday Warning About ‘Deadly’ RFK Jr.

Senior officials quit after a bombshell Daily Beast report exposed Trump and Kennedy’s vaccine plans. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saw a spree of surprise resignations on Wednesday night after a battle between Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the agency’s new director. The outgoing senior health officials issued … Read more

Dems Celebrate Breaking MAGA Stranglehold on Deep Red State

An anti-abortion GOP candidate’s loss broke a supermajority. Democrats in Iowa are celebrating victory after flipping a state Senate seat to beat an anti-abortion MAGA candidate and break the Republican supermajority stranglehold on the state. Catelin Drey beat Christopher Prosch, who believes rape victims should carry fetuses to term, in a district President Donald Trump … Read more

Governor Roasts Trump’s ‘Absolutely Comical’ Memory Flub

The 79-year-old claimed that Wes Moore called him “the greatest president of my lifetime.” Maryland Gov. Wes Moore slammed Donald Trump for his “absolutely comical” memory, stating definitively that he never called him “the greatest president of my lifetime.” Trump, 79, said on Monday that he met Moore, 46, at the Army-Navy college football game … Read more

‘Judicial hesitancy’: Why Trump is betting the courts will green-light his ouster of Lisa Cook

Judges may be reluctant to second-guess the president’s claim about what counts as good “cause” for the firing. President Donald Trump’s quest to expand his power has moved to the marble corridors of the Federal Reserve, an institution once considered politically and legally off-limits. It will almost inevitably land at another marbled institution: the Supreme … Read more