What Can Democrats and Republicans Still Agree On? We Asked Susheela Jayapal and Stan Pulliam. Oregon’s partisan turmoil is a microcosm of the split that has turned Washington, D.C., this week into a heavily guarded fortress.
Powell’s Will Only Carry Andy Ngo’s Book Online, Not on Shelves, but Protest Continues “We carry books that we find anywhere from simply distasteful or badly written, to execrable, as well as those that we treasure,” Powell’s said in a statement.
Providence Portland Medical Center Has a COVID Outbreak Infecting Upward of 49 People The latest report from Oregon Health Authority has outbreak at the hospital.
Readers Respond to Mayor Ted Wheeler’s No-Tolerance Policy for Downtown Vandalism “It’s time to tighten the tourniquet, ratchet up the enforcement, and lay off downtown.”
Donations Promise New Life for Hopewell House About 10,000 people have died there over three decades and another 9,000 received care there before returning home to die.
Predictions for the 2021 Cannabis Economy Demand will be lower than the “work from stoned” era, but not fall back to pre-COVID levels.
The Battle for Northeast: Race, Class and Culture Collide in Portland’s Hottest Neighborhood In 1996, new arrivals in Northeast Portland clashed with longtime residents over many differences. Perhaps the most acute clash, though, was white vs. Black.