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Will efforts to rehabilitate Portland’s brand eclipse the tentative steps taken toward real reform? → Read More
Over the past decade, the incident of sexual assault in the military has risen. Congress may finally have seen enough to mandate reforms. → Read More
Physical infrastructure, social services, labor protections—in the Pacific Northwest, none of them is designed with extreme heat in mind. → Read More
Trump is gone, but the right-wing media is alive and well—and will further undermine our democracy if we let it. → Read More
As climate change accelerates, it will become increasingly untenable to reduce US immigration and asylum policy to a question of border security. → Read More
What’s happening in Texas is not an indicator that renewable energy is less reliable—it’s a signal that our infrastructure is frighteningly unprepared for extreme weather. → Read More
Portland’s protest movement couldn’t oust Mayor Ted Wheeler, but the city overwhelmingly voted to create a new police oversight board. → Read More
Opponents of a constitutional amendment to limit enhanced sentencing say it would harm domestic violence survivors. Not all survivors agree. → Read More
Even some candidates who don’t openly support the conspiracy theory are using Q-related talking points to attack their Democratic challengers. → Read More
Domestic abuse presents a deadly threat to millions of people across America. But as concerns about police misconduct grow, feminists are reconsidering the costs of criminalization. → Read More
In Oregon, the wildfires are colliding with a housing crisis. → Read More
Trump gave up on controlling the virus, squandering our chance to reopen safely. → Read More
Right-wing groups and media laid the groundwork for federal intervention long before this summer’s protests. → Read More
While massive crowds and police crackdowns rocked major cities, countless other demonstrations occurred in small cities and towns—even in conservative areas with no history of protest. → Read More
Public health experts hope that the vast scale of the crisis will prompt meaningful political action to counter health inequities, which have been persistent in America for well over a century. → Read More
The CDC is finally releasing more data that shows just how unequal toll of the pandemic is. But we can’t stop there. → Read More
More than half a million people across the United States experience homelessness on any given night, and they face acute risks from the coronavirus. → Read More
Insufficient protective equipment and limited access to testing are dramatically increasing the severity of the crisis. → Read More
The author of The Overstory hikes through the Great Smoky Mountains and discusses giving personhood to nonhumans. → Read More
Exxon’s win was a narrow one, and it doesn’t mean that Big Oil can’t be held to account. → Read More