Exit Interview: Blumenauer Says Last Years Were Most Productive
‘I have a lot of things I want to work on, and I don’t think any of them are going to be advanced in a dysfunctional Congress’
‘I have a lot of things I want to work on, and I don’t think any of them are going to be advanced in a dysfunctional Congress’
The all-day paid teacher workshop at the natural gas company’s Portland headquarters was cancelled backlash and a looming protest.
Many multinationals have announced plans to expand abortion coverage, but Oregon’s large employers are quiet on the subject
The MORE Act, which would legalize cannabis nationwide, passed the House of Representatives, marking the first time a federal body has voted to end prohibition. But its future in the Senate is uncertain.
HB 2001 sailed through both chambers with support on both sides of the aisle, but critics claim it won’t solve any housing problems.
Every morning a group of business and goverment workers meet at The Dalles Burgerville. They call themselves the “Right Wing Cafe.”
The Senate president faces his first Democratic challenger in 33 years.