Good Morning, News: Babe, Wake Up, They’re Reopening I-5, Kittens Looking at Sharks, and the Case of the Possibly Missing Councilor Texts. By Suzette Smith.

Good Morning, News: Complaint Targets Portland Political Billboard Funding, Pennsylvania Residents Reject $10K Bribes From Data Center Developer, and Oregon Secretary of State Won’t Investigate Portland Police Chief. By Courtney Vaughn.

This briefing covers local Portland election investigations, school closure protests, police controversy, and critical media analysis, alongside national and global stories ranging from Middle East tensions to execution scrutiny.

The Faults in Our Stars.

Artist and former clown Anthony Hudson hilariously blends astrological insults with a promotional campaign for his new book of satirical plays, Lamp Back: Plays and Other Grievances.

“DitchMitch” Billboard Campaign Violates Local and State Elections Laws, Complaint Says.

A watchdog filed a major complaint alleging Portland political action committees used deceptive funding layers and undisclosed billboard campaigns to target progressive incumbents, potentially violating state election laws.

Good Morning, News: Portland Public Schools on the Chopping Block, a "White Supremacist" Brunch, and Bad News for Senate Republicans (Hee-hee-hee). By William Steven Humphrey.

Portland faces major school closures, protests erupt at a local restaurant, and a massive media merger reshapes the national entertainment landscape in this Tuesday morning news roundup.

The Queen Of Thorns: A Top to Bottom Femme-Focused Wrestling Tournament

DOA Pro Wrestling’s Queen of Thorns tournament showcases how an all-femme, non-binary, and inclusive environment is transforming the wrestling industry into a space of radical representation and community.