The federal court for the District of Oregon struck down Oregon’s 2004 state constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between one man and one woman. Oregon now becomes the latest state to recognize same-sex marriages performed within its own borders.
CNN: AT&T acquired America’s largest satellite television provider for almost $50 billion.
USA Today: Approximately 1.8 million pounds of ground beef products are being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.
Supporters of an initiative allowing liquor sales in Oregon grocery chains will begin gathering signatures this week.
The Texas hub will offer the Portland-based railcar-maker easier access to energy, petrochemical and plastics markets.
A startup project aimed at providing health care to rural areas is moving forward.
GlobeSherpa settled a patent infringement case filed by Bytemark Inc., its New York City-based rival.
The average selling price in the Rose City is $332,600, up 9.9% from last year.
BY WIM WIEWEL | OP-ED CONTRIBUTORIt’s tempting to look at PSU from the standpoint of numbers: our growing diversity, record-breaking graduating classes, the $59 million in research grants our professors were awarded last year. But behind the numbers, there is a qualitative picture of PSU that helps explain why we are drawing so many students. One clear example is Urban Honors.
BBC: General Motors was fined $35 million for delays in recalling cars with faulty ignition switches.