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The last time I saw Lesley Hazelton was around 7 pm on December 5, 2023. I remember the time and day because we and others were in Fremont celebrating the launch of Blaise Aguera y Arcas's book Who Are We Now? All I remember of her that night was her energy, which was the same energy she expressed when I first met her in 1995 at a literary event in the Ruins. The energy is...

Chris Anderson, the curator of TED Conferences, shared Lesley Hazletons last piece of writing on social media after her passing.

How a radical proposal from California and 3 cases of anorexia nervosa from Colorado exemplify the "slippery slope" of physician-assisted suicide.

Family recipes, mystery street foods, thrift-shop outfits

The 350-room JFK Hilton is well on its way to becoming permanent residences for low-income and formerly homeless New Yorkers.

The 350-room JFK Hilton is well on its way to becoming permanent residences for low-income and formerly homeless New Yorkers.

The Oregon Health Authority’s (OHA) 26th annual report about the Oregon Death with Dignity Act (DWDA) shows an almost 30% increase in the number of prescriptions written for lethal doses

Andrew and Barbara Clark are grappling with what it means to grow old as a couple while facing the added burden of Andrew’s Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis.

Strategists who have worked for everyone from Trump to Bernie Sanders explain what the next moves for each campaign will look like — and two Hispanic Democrats from opposite sides of the political spectrum weigh in. Eric Garcia reports

SALEM — The number of Eastern Oregonians diagnosed with terminal illnesses who ended their lives by taking a doctor-prescribed combination of lethal drugs rose by three cases in 2023, up