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Watch: New York Times Tech Writer Sarah Jeong Describes Covering the Trial of an Outrageous Dark Web Drug Bust

Sarah Jeong, a Portland-based tech writer for the New York Times, says she received her first death threat over a piece on bitcoin.

An Alabama Abortion Clinic Escort Is Floored by Portlanders’ Generosity

Trail Blazers fans pledged to donate $111 to a nonprofit protecting abortion access. That group is still counting all the donations.

Twitter’s Gynecologist Wants to Fight Internet Misinformation About Vaginas

At her talk at TechfestNW today, Gunter elaborated on the harm of internet misinformation and companies like Paltrow’s that sell products based on pseudoscience.

Damian Lillard and His Trail Blazers Teammates Got Trapped in a Boston Elevator

Enes Kanter took video and posted it to Twitter.

Portland Author Behind Controversial #MeNeither Video Series Snaps at Ristretto Roasters Critics in Now-Deleted Twitter Thread

Rommelmann logged on to the Ristretto Roasters Twitter account to snap at critics.

Portland Conservative Talk-Radio Host Lars Larson Got 12-Hour Twitter Ban For Tweet About Recent Police Shooting

Larson was briefly banned for a reply to former mayoral candidate Sarah Iannarone’s tweet condemning police violence.

The Women Running Multnomah County Respond to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Dancing Controversy With Their Own Video

The all-woman board of Multnomah County Commissioners is #scandalous.

U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley Appears to Concede He Can’t Run for President and Senator on the Same Ballot in 2020

Merkeley tweeted out a response to a WW story, saying he’s “completely fine” with no change in the law.

“We Are Anti-Bullet Holes in Our Patients,” Oregon Doctor Says in Online Battle Against the NRA

An Oregon Health and Sciences University doctor, Dr. Esther Choo, is at the center of a doctor-led crusade for gun control against the National Rifle Association.

Portland Police Say Election Day Demonstrations Are Unlikely To Cause Disruptions, Despite Mayor’s Tweets

“We are choosing to over communicate about what is going to happen tonight,” the mayor’s office says.

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