Palisades Fire Victims Beat Gavin Newsom
in Court AGAIN
Posted By: 4250Luis, 6/13/2026 9:44:39 PM
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been playing hide the ball with the truth about the disastrous and deadly Pacific Palisades fire and the state's culpability in it since it rekindled on Jan. 7, 2025. This week, the governor lost another court maneuver in his attempt to deny Palisades fire victims the ability to sue the the State of California. On Friday, the California Supreme Court denied Newsom administration's latest stall tactic, that would have required yet another "review and request to stay the Palisades Fire Litigation," according to Trey Robertson, who represents 4,000 Palisades victims. If the court had decided differently,
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been playing hide the ball with the truth about the disastrous and deadly Pacific Palisades fire and the state's culpability in it since it rekindled on Jan. 7, 2025. This week, the governor lost another court maneuver in his attempt to deny Palisades fire victims the ability to sue the the State of California. On Friday, the California Supreme Court denied Newsom administration's latest stall tactic, that would have required yet another "review and request to stay the Palisades Fire Litigation," according to Trey Robertson, who represents 4,000 Palisades victims. If the court had decided differently,
The Justice Department's Antitrust Division approved Friday the $111 billion merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for one of the most watched sales in recent years.
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Steve Hilton Flipped Multiple Farmland
And Wealthy Coastal Counties Red In CA
Governor Race 10 replies
And Wealthy Coastal Counties Red In CA
Governor Race 10 replies
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On her way out, DNI Tulsi Gabbard drops
a bio-labs truth bomb on Mitt Romney and
news media 16 replies
a bio-labs truth bomb on Mitt Romney and
news media 16 replies
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Four years later, Gabbard turned the tables in epic fashion.
Gabbard releases intelligence showing
federal government has funded 120 biolabs
in 30 countries 10 replies
federal government has funded 120 biolabs
in 30 countries 10 replies
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The Karmelo Anthony Problem
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Touch me and see what happens. This is the ethos
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Lost Its Mind 17 replies
in Human History — and the Left Immediately
Lost Its Mind 17 replies
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a bio-labs truth bomb on Mitt Romney and
news media 16 replies
a bio-labs truth bomb on Mitt Romney and
news media 16 replies
Back in 2022, then-former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard got blistered for raising concerns that the United States might be funding bio-research labs with dangerous pathogens in foreign countries like war-torn Ukraine.
Republican Mitt Romney – like Gabbard a former presidential candidate – accused her of spreading "treasonous lies" and "Russian propaganda," and many in the news media joined the chorus in a concerted effort to diminish the threat that U.S. tax dollars could one day lead to an accidental virus outbreak from one of those foreign labs.
Four years later, Gabbard turned the tables in epic fashion.
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Scott Pelley’s CBS Complaint Backfires
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OK, let’s go to Scott Pelley. Here’s the headline from the Daily Mail. “Teary-eyed Scott Pelley goes scorched earth on Bari Weiss as he calls for her removal and describes CBS firings like his family being murdered.”
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Trump announces Iran deal expected to
be signed Sunday, Hormuz Strait to reopen
immediately after 13 replies
be signed Sunday, Hormuz Strait to reopen
immediately after 13 replies
President Trump announced the finalized Iran deal is expected Sunday.
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There is growing momentum within the Democratic Party to find its next ObamaCare heading into the midterms, as healthcare costs become more untenable and American anger over affordability persists.
Healthcare has consistently ranked as a top issue for voters heading into this year’s midterm elections. June polling from Emerson College found that healthcare ranked in the top five issues for voters, behind the economy, threats to democracy and immigration. The expiration of the enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits dealt a heavy blow to Democrats in Congress, who carried out the longest government shutdown in history to get a vote on extending the subsidies.