News Over the past year, travelers passing through Portland International Airport regularly saw a table lined with placards questioning the government’s account of the Sept. 11 attacks and slamming P ... More
Turning The Tables
Self-described 9/11 truth activist vs. PDX airport.
News Over the past year, travelers passing through Portland International Airport regularly saw a table lined with placards questioning the government’s account of the Sept. 11 attacks and slamming P ... More
Fired Up Again
Signature gatherers hit Portland streets with a new pot initiative.
News Spark up the signature gatherers for another marijuana initiative in Portland. This initiative comes a year after another marijuana-related ballot proposal that would have mandated Portland police me ... More
The Persian version
A little global advice on Iran from a local professor.
News Lewis & Clark College is far from the tensions between Iran and the United States, but the local campus does have at least one person with an intimate understanding of Iran’s inner workings ... More
The New Bully Pulpit
The Internet means school taunting has gone high-tech. But does the Leg need to do something about it?
News Remember those carefree school days when bullies' abilities were limited to taunts and beating people up? Those low-tech options now compete with "cyber-bullying"—which can include anything fro ... More
Congressional Cycle
Democratic control of Congress could help local bikers.
News While the Democratic takeover of Congress this election will undoubtedly alter the country's political path on major policy questions like Iraq, it could also benefit a vocal community closer to home: ... More
New Roots
Paper sold by the homeless isn't writing only about the homeless anymore.
News Homeless vendors of Portland's Street Roots have been street-corner fixtures since 1998, when they began peddling a street paper focused almost exclusively on homelessness and poverty.But Street Roots ... More
Oregon School Boards Association / Oregon Education Association
Rogue of the Week When you think of Oregon, hiking, organic vegetables and Nike may come to mind. But the state is not all healthy and wealthy with thin thighs. Yep, Oregon leads the states west of the Rockies in heavy ... More
17,500 and counting
News On March 19, 2003, President George W. Bush launched the invasion of Iraq. Since then, the war has resulted in more than 1,500 U.S. casualties and 16,000 Iraqi casualties, and cost at least $200 billi ... More
Top Articles from Jake Thomas
The Persian version
A little global advice on Iran from a local professor. Congressional Cycle
Democratic control of Congress could help local bikers. Oregon School Boards Association / Oregon Education Association
The New Bully Pulpit
The Internet means school taunting has gone high-tech. But does the Leg need to do something about it? Turning The Tables
Self-described 9/11 truth activist vs. PDX airport. Fired Up Again
Signature gatherers hit Portland streets with a new pot initiative. New Roots
Paper sold by the homeless isn't writing only about the homeless anymore. 17,500 and counting
A little global advice on Iran from a local professor. Congressional Cycle
Democratic control of Congress could help local bikers. Oregon School Boards Association / Oregon Education Association
The New Bully Pulpit
The Internet means school taunting has gone high-tech. But does the Leg need to do something about it? Turning The Tables
Self-described 9/11 truth activist vs. PDX airport. Fired Up Again
Signature gatherers hit Portland streets with a new pot initiative. New Roots
Paper sold by the homeless isn't writing only about the homeless anymore. 17,500 and counting
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