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<p>Kyrsten Sinema's surprise announcement of her departure from the Democratic Party puts her in the ranks of eleven modern independent senators who, whatever their individual politics, were often unconcerned with being team players. </p>

<p>Kyrsten Sinema's surprise announcement of her departure from the Democratic Party puts her in the ranks of eleven modern independent senators who, whatever their individual politics, were often unconcerned with being team players. </p>

The Arizona senator’s decision to become an independent didn’t please Democrats. But she may be in step with voters, who are increasingly unhappy with the two-party system.

<p>As only the second psychiatrist to serve in Congress (and the first in the modern era), the former representative of the Seattle region offers keen insight into the motives of his colleagues and the work of legislation. His new book also highlights his vision of a more humane society. </p>

<p>As only the second psychiatrist to serve in Congress (and the first in the modern era), the former representative of the Seattle region offers keen insight into the motives of his colleagues and the work of legislation. His new book also highlights his vision of a more humane society. </p>

Economist and sociologist Juliet Schor says the traditional approach to work scheduling needs a redesign.

Special Report: In the dusty files of Lyndon Johnson’s presidential library in Austin, Texas, once secret documents and audiotapes tell a dark and tragic story of how Richard Nixon’s team secured the White House in 1968 by sabotaging peace talks that might have ended the Vietnam War four years earli

As election day draws closer, will we see any October surprises? The Lee-McMullin debate is unlikely to sway many voters, but connections to Trump or Biden might.

Today is Chicken And Waffles Day!

The Nov. 8 election could result in a number of firsts for Oregon.