A Dozen Oregon Republican Lawmakers Urged the Attorney General to Support Texas Lawsuit Undermining U.S. Election Results

An Outside Investigation of Harassment Claims Against Two Top State Lawyers Mostly Finds No Proof They Did Anything Wrong

Oregon Department of Justice Reaches Settlement With Businesses That Price-Gouged and Claimed Silk Socks Could Prevent COVID-19

An Affair Between the Head of Human Resources and a Subordinate Is the Latest Sign of Trouble at the Oregon Department of Justice

The investigative report raises questions about the judgment of an official in effect responsible for watching the watchers.

A Risk Assessor Says the State of Oregon Lost Court Cases It Should Have Settled—and Punished Her for Speaking Up

A Top State Lawyer and Union Official Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by a Subordinate

Black Portlanders Are Still Disproportionately Stopped While Driving and Walking

Readers Respond to Federal Police Seizing People in Unmarked Vans

“It isn’t just ‘regime-type’ behavior. It is extrajudicial and unconstitutional. It is regime behavior.”