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Trump floats Portland for a National Guard deployment
Asked if he had decided to deploy troops to other U.S. cities, the president said he would and tossed out Oregon’s largest city as a possibility, adding that “it’s like living in hell.”
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You can join Oregon's fight for universal healthcare | Letter to the editor
Our healthcare should not be up for debate every four years. Decisions about our health should come from doctors, not corporations looking to make a profit. Families shouldn’t go bankrupt because someone gets injured or sick. People in rural communities should have access to the same care at the same price as people who live […]
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12mInterest rises in AI review of Eugene police bodycam video
After widespread condemnation of a now-former Eugene police officer’s racist comments caught on body-camera video, Eugene Police Chief Chris Skinner has expressed interest in using artificial intelligence tools to review more body-camera video. But a memo from the police union suggests the issue is headed to bargaining.
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Assuming a sports team is male in articles does a disservice to fans who support equality | Letter to the editor
My niece wrote me recently that the new thing to say at Portland Fire games is the MNBA – Men’s National Basketball Association, not the NBA. Since the WNBA has a W, she’s saying that men need a gender label too. The headline of Lookout’s article about Sporting Cascades FC said “Eugene’s upcoming pro soccer club.” Since […]
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Why I love public art: It's always there | Letter to the editor
The Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene recently described public art as civic infrastructure, as essential to a thriving city as roads and sidewalks. I agree. And there’s something underneath that idea worth saying out loud: public art is always there, waiting for you. That is what I love about it. You round a corner […]
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4mVisiting Eugene-Springfield Planned Parenthood, Kotek supports abortion access
Gov. Tina Kotek has signed laws this year that increase legal protections for abortion providers who are facing legal action from out of state and provide state money to fill federal funding gaps for Planned Parenthood.