Willamette Week

President Trump Announces Plans to Place National Restrictions on the Sale of Flavored E-Cigarettes

Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle Calls President Donald Trump’s China Trade Policy “Insane”

Columbia Sportswear CEO Tim Boyle calls Trump’s China policy “insane.”

While the Nation Watched, the City of Portland Defused Politically Motivated Violence—For Now

The Aug. 17 rally on the Portland waterfront worked out better for Ted Wheeler than for right-wing organizers.

Carmen Rubio Seeks to Be the First Latinx Member of City Council—and Says Now Is the Time

“I want to be the person people feel comfortable coming to.”

Portland’s BurnCycle to Donate All Profits From Classes Today to ACLU In Response to SoulCycle Owner’s Trump Fundraiser

Portland-based spin studio BurnCycle is joining in a protest against the owner of popular national fitness companies SoulCyle and Equinox, Stephen Ross, who is holding a fundraiser for President Trump at his New York home today.

Portland’s Antifascists Punch White Supremacists. Are They Also Helping Trump?

Portland was supposed to be a peaceful escape for Tim Ledwith.

President Donald Trump Says Antifascists Should Be Labeled A Domestic Terror Group

Portland-based Rose City Antifa issued a statement condemning the proposed designation, saying that it would leave activists vulnerable to violations of their civil rights.

Portland Politicians Targeted In Racist Screeds

Metro Councilor Juan Carlos González and Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty both issued statements after receiving racist insults on their Facebook accounts and other social media platforms.

Five Ways Portlanders Can Help Migrants at the Mexican Border

Tired of feeling powerless, overwhelmed and terrified? Here’s what you can do about it.

U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley Sponsors Bill to End Cruel Treatment of Children in Camps at Mexican Border

Improving health, safety and oversight would keep migrant children safe and help “hold this monstrous administration accountable,” says Ron Wyden.

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