A report into the stock performance of members of Congress comes as legislation aimed at banning the practice has stalled

California governor Gavin Newsom has hit at Donald Trump over his LA wildfire response claims, calling the president-elect “delusional”. Trump this week blamed Newsom for the wildfire crisis, claiming in a social media post that he “refused to sign the water restoration declaration put before him that would have allowed millions of gallons of water”. Responding to Trump, Newsom said: “It‘s made up. It’s delusional… And it’s reinforced over and over and over within the right wing. And so it’s become gospel. And it’s so profoundly ignorant. And yet he absolutely believes it” The California governor made his comments when he appeared on the Pod Save America podcast on Saturday (11 January).

Mark Zuckerberg has much bigger fences to mend with President-elect Trump than the Silicon Valley tech giants and other billionaires who have been making the trek to Mar-a-Lago since the November election.

There has been fierce criticism of the response to the deadly blazes, with governor Gavin Newsom, city mayor Karen Bass and fire chief Kristin Crowley among the targets.

Trump claims Democratic environmental policies contributed to LA fires, but is that true?