As the Los Angeles Fires Rage, the California National Guard’s Top Wildfire Response Expert Says the Newsom Administration Fired Him Because He’s Jewish

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Long-running accusations of anti-Semitism that for years dogged California’s troubled National Guard resurfaced at a crucial time for the force that is currently battling historic Los Angeles wildfires. A fired commander with extensive firefighting experience has filed a lawsuit alleging he’s now on the sidelines because he’s Jewish. Brigadier General Jeffrey Magram is suing the

California Senate Insurance Committee still without leader amid corruption probe, insurance crisis

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California Senate Insurance Committee remains without chair amid corruption probe California Senate Insurance Committee remains without chair amid corruption probe 04:51 As California faces the largest insurance crisis in the state’s history, there is still no leader of the state Senate Insurance Committee. Democratic Sen. Susan Rubio was the Senate Insurance Committee chair for the past six years.

6 Takeaways from Trump’s First Oval Office Interview

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California fires, J6 pardons, TikTok, sanctuary cities, J13, and declassifying JFK records all came up during his conversation with Fox’s Sean Hannity. President Donald J. Trump granted Fox News host Sean Hannity the first Oval Office interview of his second presidency. The historic conversation ranged widely, covering his pardons for Jan. 6 defendants, the wildfires