Oregon

The sewn badge of an ICE officer is shown on the shoulder of an offfical.
Top of The World
Oregon protesters confront ICE officials; India registered its highest increase in coronavirus cases; ISIS has taken a port in Mozambique
Signs direct voters at a polling place in the state's presidential primary election in Greenfield, New Hampshire, Feb. 11, 2020.
MIT researchers sound alarm over voting app’s security flaws
kugel
Food
How humble kugel becomes a ‘red-letter feast’ for Yom Kippur
Linda Garcia, Goldman Prize winner
Environment
Washington activist wins a Goldman Environmental Prize for defeating a dangerous oil-by-rail project
A man in welder's coveralls stands in a metal workshop.
Many immigrants have years of work experience. ‘Upskilling’ programs are helping them use that knowledge.
Merkley in Texas
Immigration
Oregon senator is denied access to a migrant children’s center in Texas
Before the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, five states had "red flag" statutes called gun violence restraining orders. Recently, Florida became the six state to add the statute.
Culture
Researchers still struggle to get funding to study gun violence
Arts, Culture & Media
Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp
Arts, Culture & Media
Oregon Theater
Arts, Culture & Media
Kurt Goes Vaudeville
Massive forest fires can often result in a shifting of ecosystems, as regeneration becomes a more difficult task, especially in drier and warmer areas.
Lifestyle
Forest fire surge may be blamed more by human touch than changing climates
Kids climate lawsuit
Justice
The Justice Department moves to dismiss youth climate lawsuit
A 1923 Ku Klux Klan parade in Albany is pictured
Conflict
In the shadow of a racist past, Portland still struggles to be welcoming to all its residents
The interior of Facebook's data center in Prineville, Oregon.
Economics
How Facebook saved a dying mill town
Crater Lake Oregon
Technology
Ancient volcanoes may contain vast deposits of lithium, a crucial element in modern batteries
A flag bearing an abbreviation for "Portland" stands at a makeshift memorial.
Conflict
5 ways to respond when you witness hate or harassment
Klamath River
Environment
The collapse of the Chinook salmon run threatens a native tribe’s way of life
Woman, photographed from behind, stands at a podium in front of panel of people
Culture
I’m the great-great-great-great-grandchild of immigrants — but not everyone in my family wants to hear that history
Beijing power plant
Health
Globe-trotting pollutants pose a larger threat to public health than previously thought
JFK wildlife collection
Justice
Wildlife trafficking is on the ballot in Oregon
Global Politics
Occupy Wall Street protests find a home on Main Street, America
Wildlife cops
Justice
Underfunded wildlife enforcement in the Pacific Northwest fails to keep up with poachers
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Education
At this high school, getting a diploma is only part of the answer
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Education
What if one culture shares multiple languages? That’s a challenge Oregon is taking up with its Somali students.
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Education
What are microaggressions? Let these high school students show you.
Our Children's Trust quotes
Justice
Youth win the right to sue the federal government over climate change
Amir Tal holds his newborn baby girl in a conversion ceremony in Portland, Oregon.
Health
How Oregon became a center for Israeli babies born to surrogate moms
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Education
How they became the first in their families to go to college
Harris Neck Wildlife
Justice
What if the occupiers of Malheur Wildlife Refuge had been black, rather than white?
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Development
In a tiny house village, Portland’s homeless find dignity
Ammon Bundy departs after addressing the media at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Oregon, January 4, 2016.
Culture
Author asks us to consider what would happen if the protesters in Oregon were Muslims?
bunker hill community college
Education
Only two states offer free community college. Lawmakers in Massachusetts want to make it the third.
Sturgeon
Environment
Pacific Northwest sturgeon suffer as worldwide demand for caviar soars
Shrimp trawler
Environment
A bright idea could help eliminate a fishing problem
A man holds a voter registration sign while a couple has a souvenir photograph taken following a US Citizenship and Immigration Services ceremony in Oakland, Californiam on August 13, 2014.
Global Politics
How Oregon may have sparked a voter registration revolution
Standing on the soon-to-be-removed carpet at Portland's airport.
Culture
Portland braces for one last selfie with the carpet
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Education
Enter the school that’s raising the bar for bilingual education
Cancer patient
Health
Explore the final moments of a dying man who chose to end his own life
Ribbon grass island
Environment
An ornamental garden grass is causing problems along a wild, scenic river in Oregon
An employee at a Seattle co-op stocks produce near a sign supporting a 2013 ballot initiative in Washington state that would have required labeling of GMO foods. The initiative failed, with record amounts of money spent to defeat it.
Business
GMO lobbying is a booming business as labeling laws increase
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Forensic Lab in Ashland, Oregon includes a collection of reference samples of protected wildlife species. Lab staff say no animals were actually killed to build the collection.
Environment
The key to some big endangered species crime investigations is a small lab in Oregon
Business, Economics and Jobs
Minimum wage increase coming to several states
Beer buyers contemplate their choices at The Beer Stein in Eugene, Oregon. Many of those choices are brewed by Oregon's 171 craft breweries.
Lifestyle & Belief
How Oregon became a paradise for beer drinkers
Beer buyers contemplate their choices at The Beer Stein in Eugene, Oregon. Many of those choices are brewed by Oregon's 171 craft breweries.
Lifestyle & Belief
How Oregon became a paradise for beer drinkers
Chef Andy Ricker's new cookbook "Pok Pok" explores his travels in Thailand.
Arts, Culture & Media
How a Thai mushroom keeps this award-winning chef on his toes
"The Afghan Girl" by Steve McCurry first appeared on the cover of National Geographic in June, 1985. It's now one of the most recognizable photographs in the world.
Arts, Culture & Media
I can’t promise you this photo will change your life, but it did for the photographer
Senator Ron Wyden
Global Politics
The Snowden leaks gave a senator the chance to openly question the NSA
Environment
When it comes to climate, California pursues its own foreign policy
Anais Arias-Aragon poses for pictures with her certificate after receiving proof of U.S. citizenship
Development & Education
An Oregon high school class creates an alternate test for US citizenship
Michael Gwaltney
Development & Education
For a high school government teacher, the US political mess is educational gold
Environment
US border fence skirts environmental review
Conflict & Justice
Border Fence Skirts Environmental Review
Environment
Red crayfish invades Pacific Northwest waterways
Environment
Invasive insect species on the move, with big consequences
Business, Economics and Jobs
Far from Pacific home, Micronesians making Missouri home
Environment
Pacific Northwest governors urge federal officials to look closely at coal export proposal
Global Politics
Washington state Iranian-American shatters ethnic glass ceiling
Global Politics
Rand Paul uses 13-hour filibuster to stall John Brennan’s ultimately successful nomination
Arts, Culture & Media
New research shows that 80s song about L.A. walking not so accurate
Environment
Locals concerned by local, global impact of increased coal exports