California Governor Gavin Newsom’s one-liner about the White House demolition photos exploded online Tuesday, as fresh images showed crews tearing into the East Wing to make way for President Donald Trump’s planned $250 million ballroom.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is trading blows with the White House after a risky military stunt in his state went off the rails. “We make a spelling mistake. You make deadly mistakes,” the top Democrat’s press team wrote Monday in his latest salvo against the Rapid Response 47 account,

The announcement came after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) traded jabs with the White House over the live-fire exercise Vice President JD Vance is attending in the area.

Newsom’s office closed portions of Interstate 5 in California on Saturday for safety reasons due to the Marines firing off live ammunition over the highway.

The shrapnel that hit CHP vehicles over the weekend from Trump and Vance’s military live-munitions demonstration came from this ordnance. It’s no small thing. This is what the White House thought was fine to fly over civilians on a major freeway. Thankfully, the Governor… pic.twitter.com/HkYnq0EwEc

Newsom vows to sue if Trump deploys National Guard troops to San Francisco, setting up a major constitutional clash.

You announce the National Guard (is coming), saying everyone wants them, crime is running out of control, even though all the stats and facts contradict that,” Newsom said.

The White House confirmed California issued a license to Jashanpreet Singh, an illegal immigrant accused of killing three people in a DUI crash.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday that he will be deploying state National Guard members as well as California Volunteers to help staff food banks amid the ongoing government shutdown.