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Most Portland riot suspects won't be prosecuted, US attorney reveals

May 3, 2021

Most Portland riot suspects won't be prosecuted, US attorney reveals

Between May 25 and Oct.聽7, the U.S. Attorney鈥檚 Office in Oregon filed federal charges against 97 people connected to the Portland unrest.聽Since then 58 of those cases have either been dismissed outright or are on track for dismissal through a deferred resolution agreement. Thirty-two cases are still pending, with many likely to also end in dismissal聽according to sources. Seven聽people have entered guilty pleas.

Oregon veteran who thwarted Paris train attack to run again to unseat Democrat DeFazio

May 2, 2021

Oregon veteran who thwarted Paris train attack to run again to unseat Democrat DeFazio

A veteran who helped stop a terrorist attack on a Paris-bound train in 2015 is running for Congress in Oregon.

Oregon governor faces scrutiny over capacity limits at sporting events as state sees coronavirus surge

May 1, 2021

Oregon governor faces scrutiny over capacity limits at sporting events as state sees coronavirus surge

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown came under fire Friday over her alleged hardline stance against fans attending sporting events in the state in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Greg Gutfeld: Portland mayor learns bitter lesson of appeasing Antifa

May 1, 2021

Greg Gutfeld: Portland mayor learns bitter lesson of appeasing Antifa

Here's the thing about rebellion: much like doing whippets, it's only fun in small bursts.

Oregon small business owner slams governor's new shutdown order: 'Against our constitutional rights'

April 30, 2021

Oregon small business owner slams governor's new shutdown order: 'Against our constitutional rights'

An Oregon small business owner slammed Gov. Kate Brown on聽"Fox & Friends" Friday for her decision to聽shut down indoor dining in the state's major cities for a third time while chains like Costco remain open.

MacCallum on trends in Census' Congress redistricting: Never seen 'people move because of politics'

April 27, 2021

MacCallum on trends in Census' Congress redistricting: Never seen 'people move because of politics'

The 2020 Census results will shift the nation's political map ahead of the 2022 elections, with several blue states and at least one red state losing Congressional seats, while the responding gains will be felt mostly in Republican-led states.

Census data reveals what's behind US growth slump

April 27, 2021

Census data reveals what's behind US growth slump

The first batch of once-every-decade聽data from the U.S. Census Bureau聽shows a United States that is growing less quickly and but still seeing its population shift to the South and the West.

Portland's Democratic mayor begs public to help 'unmask' members of 'self-described anarchist mob'

April 24, 2021

Portland's Democratic mayor begs public to help 'unmask' members of 'self-described anarchist mob'

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler called Friday for the city鈥檚 residents to assist authorities in their efforts to 鈥渦nmask鈥� members of the 鈥渟elf-described anarchist mob鈥� who have engaged in acts of violence and vandalism in recent months.

Sheriff: 3 die in intentional crash on Oregon coast highway

April 24, 2021

Sheriff: 3 die in intentional crash on Oregon coast highway

A man driving recklessly on U.S. Highway 101 along the Oregon coast Thursday intentionally collided with an oncoming vehicle, killing himself and two other people, authorities said.

Oregon woman's death following Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine under investigation, health officials say

April 23, 2021

Oregon woman's death following Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine under investigation, health officials say

The CDC along with state health authorities are investigating the death of an Oregon woman who had developed a rare, but serious blood clot in combination with low platelets within two weeks of receiving the J&J COVID-19 vaccine.