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How Gordon Sondland Took Over America

Our Houdini escaped by implicating all his friends in the White House.

Report: Law Enforcement Took Unusual and Perhaps Illegal Interest In Jordan Cove LNG Project Opponents

The Guardian’s recent report details years of governmental “surveillance” of activist anti-pipeline groups in Coos Bay.

Father of Vancouver-Based Missionary Killed by Bow and Arrow Last November Says Christian Evangelicalism Is to Blame

New profiles of John Allen Chau, the Vancouver-based missionary who was killed last November in attempts to convert the Sentinelese, North Sentinel Island inhabitants, to Christianity, continue to seek to parse out the meaning of the evangelist’s demise.

The Portland Office of the FBI Very Much Wants City Council to Stay in the Joint Terrorism Task Force

FBI officials say Portlanders would be safer with the city as part of the Joint Terrorism Task Force than if the city council votes to leave the group.

Portland Man Tells The Guardian He Was Randomly Punched in the Face by Right-Wing Goons Yelling “Build the Wall”

The alleged assailant in the June 8 attack is Tusitala “Tiny” Toese, the de facto bodyguard for U.S. Senate candidate Joey Gibson.

While Startups Increasingly Move to Portland, a New York Times Reporter Warns That There’s a “Gender Problem” in Tech

Over time, does innovation move from the center to the periphery? New York Times tech reporter Nellie Bowles’ thinks the Portland tech scene brings to mind the social science question.

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