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Andy Borowitz Must Be Stopped

There is no writer in the world that has given me as much personal displeasure as the Witzer. The very mention of his name sets my stomach churning, causes me physical pain, drives me to madness.

An Oregon Indie Musician Wrote an Emotional “New Yorker” Essay About H Mart, Which Will Open its First Portland Location Soon

Zauner grew up in Eugene, Ore. She currently lives in Philadelphia, where she fronts the band Little Big League. But in 2013, she returned to Eugene when her mother was diagnosed with cancer. While taking care of her mom, Zauner created Japanese Breakfast, a dreamy solo project that has gained national acclaim.

Donald Trump Broke Political Journalism. Michael Wolff Alone Can Fix It.

It is a once in-a-generation book that redefines what political journalism can and should be. Wolff is the first notable political reporter to fully accept the premise that politics is, as the saying goes, showbusiness for ugly people—and to act accordingly. The results are both juicy and gravitational. Wolff’s narrative is a delicious read, but it’s also immediately become the dominant narrative about how Trump functions as president.

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Andy Borowitz Must Be Stopped

An Oregon Indie Musician Wrote an Emotional “New Yorker” Essay About H Mart, Which Will Open its First Portland Location Soon

Donald Trump Broke Political Journalism. Michael Wolff Alone Can Fix It.

People Pay a Lot of Money to Watch a Portland Man Play Video Games

The New Yorker Wins the Pulitzer for Scaring the Shit Out of Oregonians

Fertile Ground Diaries: The Big One

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