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For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

For a governor with national ambitions, California taxpayers can only hope that Gavin Newsom wouldn’t sign a bill that pours gasoline on the state’s fiscal fire.

Center-right, socially moderate, and fiscally conservative Republicans are the voters and politicians who perhaps suffer most in our current hyper-polarized, two-party doom loop, to use Lee Drutman’s apt term. We (and I am one such voter) have been sentenced to languish within the doom loop under th

Hard-line Republicans in the House are itching for fights over opening an impeachment inquiry into President Biden and extracting deep spending cuts even at the risk of a government shutdown. Their eagerness to fight isn’t just with Biden and Democrats, but also with Republicans in their conference worried about the political risks of an impeachment fight and…

GOP candidates were sent a detailed questionnaire that touched on topics like the CHIPS Act and US-China relations. One House hopeful shares her views

BEMUS POINT — Nick Langworthy remembers the horrific night of Feb. 12, 2009, in Western New York. Within hours after Colgan Air Flight 3409 went down in Clare