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What Could Be Lost After Trump Rescinds Rule Protecting Public Lands
The Trump administration rescinds the BLM's Public Lands Rule, sparking outcry from conservationists who fear the move prioritizes industrial extraction over the protection of fragile Western…
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6mGood Morning, News: Lightning in Portland, Hegseth Questions Military Testosterone, and Trump Talk Tonight to Reveal New Confusions. By Suzette Smith.
Portland prepares for rain and heatwaves while navigating local news about power outages, Christopher Nolan's newest film, Nike legal battles, and national political shifts in a busy Thursday update.
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17mThe <i>Mercury</i>’s 20 Must-Catch Acts of Pickathon 2026!
Discover the essential acts for Pickathon 2026! From legendary Steve Earle to underground stars like Automatic and PISS, this guide ensures you won't miss the festival's most electrifying performances.
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7mGood Morning, News: Another Man Dies After ICE Encounter, NBA Commissioner Warns Moda Center Talks Are Off Track, and New York Halts New Data Centers. By Courtney Vaughn.
Portland deals with heat and local news ranging from environmental deregulation and Nike's discrimination trial to semiconductor grants and NBA arena disputes, alongside national updates on ICE and Trump.
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7mGood Morning, News: Mayor Wilson Gets Fined, and Sam Neill, Lindsey Graham, and Nutmeg the Cat are No More. By William Steven Humphrey.
Mercury robot Debbie delivers a snarky news update covering Portland's political fines, the loss of Nutmeg the Cat, the demolition of Lloyd Center, and the death of Senator Lindsey Graham.
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9mEn Garde: Fencing Competitors from Around the Country Descend on Portland
Discover the high-stakes world of the USA Fencing Summer Nationals in Portland, where athletes engage in a chess-like mental and physical battle across three distinct disciplines: epee, foil, and sabre.