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STAPILUS: You may receive, as I do, emails and reports from online organizations about research purporting to show how Oregon stacks up to other states in various ways.

We all remember the incident back in 2020 when George Floyd was wrongly killed by a Minneapolis police officer during an arrest. What followed was a manic anti-police movement resulting

The late Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson observed more than 50 years ago that “when the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.”

Importation of dairy cattle into New York from an out-of-state farm with a confirmed case of highly pathogenic avian influenza is prohibited under temporary rules set by state agriculture officials.

What can we learn from the recent eruption of hate against Israel and the Jewish people?

In his timeless essay “Politics and the English Language,” George Orwell wrote: “Political language — and with variations this is true of all political parties, from Conservatives to Anarchists —

WASHINGTON — (TNS) The U.S. is examining allegations of human rights and international law violations in Gaza — by both Israel and Hamas — and will not apply a double

LEWISBURG — Health care professionals at Evangelical Community Hospital raised the Organ Donor Flag outside of Rooke Pavilion this month, to bring awareness to the importance of organ and tissue

In May, Liberty High School senior Marisa Parikh competes in the American Legion’s National Oratorical Contest in Hillsdale, Michigan, where she’ll vie against dozens of other speech-giving students for college scholarships worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Each year, Jennifer Moore’s Project 180 classes at Union High School collect donations for the Franklin County Humane Society. This year, the 70 students over six classes shattered their old