Oregon’s top fire official resigned Saturday as wildfires continued to rage there and in other Western states.

President Trump came out swinging Saturday evening at a rally in Nevada.

President Trump’s political aides have successfully demanded to review and, in some cases, modify weekly Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports on the coronavirus in an effort to better align the scientific reports with the president’s upbeat messages on the pandemic, Politico reported.

Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee have issued a subpoena to acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf to make him testify to the committee on threats facing the nation — with Wolf saying he was “very disappointed” in the request.

Firefighters are battling 28 major fires across the state and that more than 3.

State lawmakers are now pushing for changes to make it easier to decertify problem police officers and more difficult for them to hop from department to department

Lawmakers in Washington, most of them Republicans, called Friday for the Justice Department to take legal action against Netflix for streaming the highly controversial film “Cuties” — claiming the comedy-drama sexualizes young children and “serves as fodder for pedophiles.

The White House press corps isn’t paying enough attention to new and important developments surrounding the Justice Department’s conduct in the Russia investigation, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on “Hannity” Friday.

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom is blaming climate change for deadly wildfires to distract from the fact that his party’s policies created the conditions for such blazes in the first places, Republican Assemblyman James Gallagher told “Tucker Carlson Tonight” Friday.

A bipartisan group of anti-Trump politicos, journalists, ex-bureaucrats and professors are suggesting that President Trump will refuse to leave office even if he loses the election, Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York told “The Story” Friday.