Amid California's mid-decade redistricting push, the governor's press office have been posting insults and comebacks on X.

A one-word post by President Donald Trump on Truth Social led to confusion online and trolling from California's governor.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is receiving a boost from his state’s voters as he moves to counter a plan backed by President Donald Trump, his longtime pollster wrote in an internal memo released by Axios on Thursday.

California governor Gavin Newsom has been posting on social media in the president's signature ALL CAPS style, and the internet (and Polymarket) are here for it.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough criticized Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) on Wednesday's edition of "Morning Joe" for attacking President Donald Trump. JOE SCARBOROUGH, MSNBC: And, Willie, you can see the Democrats are trying to find their footing,

Gavin Newsom becoming an internet troll to relentlessly mock Donald Trump is “absolutely working” in the California governor’s favor, according to CNN’s top data guru. CNN anchor Laura Coates asked the network’s chief data analyst,

Joe Scarborough roasted Gavin Newsom trolling President Donald Trump on social media, pointing to it as an example of Democrats being way off message.

Gavin Newsom has threatened to “punch” Donald Trump in the mouth as the California Governor defended his online trolling strategy and vowed to push ahead with redistricting in his state. The metaphorical threat was made as Newsom,

Fox News personality Dana Perino was adamant on Tuesday’s episode of “The Five” that she gets what the joke is with Gavin Newsom’s parodies of Donald Trump social media posts. She thinks “it’s just not funny.”

The redistricting push in Calfornia to counter Republicans in Texas is Gov. Gavin Newsom’s most direct challenge yet to President Donald Trump and the national political discourse. Newsom has also