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After Supreme Court mail-in vote ruling, see how many Americans use it

After Supreme Court mail-in vote ruling, see how many Americans use it

Did more Democrats or Republicans use mail-in voting? Here's a closer look.
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President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings are falling nationwide. See how voters in your state feel about his performance.
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Oregon State Bar Releases Comprehensive Access to Justice Gap Analysis Report

Oregon State Bar Releases Comprehensive Access to Justice Gap Analysis Report

The Oregon State Bar (OSB) has completed and released its Access to Justice Gap Analysis Report, which provides an in-depth examination of Oregon's civil legal system. This comprehensive report was developed through a multi-faceted approach, incorporating data from a robust statewide survey, insights gathered from focus groups, and interviews conducted with various system partners. The primary objective of the report is to identify key barriers that hinder access to justice for individuals within the state. Furthermore, it outlines concrete and actionable steps that the OSB, in collaboration with its system partners, can undertake to enhance and improve the civil legal system for the residents of Oregon. The report aims to provide a clear roadmap for addressing existing disparities and ensuring more equitable access to legal services.
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The Latest: Trump slams Supreme Court justices for rejecting his restrictions on voting by mail

The Latest: Trump slams Supreme Court justices for rejecting his restrictions on voting by mail

The Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots for the midterm elections, capping a flurry of last-minute legal action with voting already underway
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The full path Oklahoma State's goalposts took to nearby pond after Oregon upset

The full path Oklahoma State's goalposts took to nearby pond after Oregon upset

Officially, Oklahoma State doesn't condone removing goalposts from the field. Unofficially, the Cowboys chronicled their journey to a nearby pond:
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Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2: Michigan makes huge jump

Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2: Michigan makes huge jump

Michigan climbs the rankings after a massive win over Oklahoma while Ohio State drops following a loss to Texas.
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Mountaintop View 9-14-26. Bison hang on, Broncos & Lobos win big, Beavers nearly upset, Carter Jones.

Mountaintop View 9-14-26. Bison hang on, Broncos & Lobos win big, Beavers nearly upset, Carter Jones.

It’s Monday, and we are back at it! Football season is firing on all cylinders, and we have you covered. As always, check out our original coverage and what we can find on the World Wide Web below. Bison make another statement with a win over the Falcons. While North Dakota State almost gave the […]
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Eugene Woman Robin Mayall Halts English Channel Swim Attempt Due to Health Concerns

Eugene Woman Robin Mayall Halts English Channel Swim Attempt Due to Health Concerns

Eugene Woman Robin Mayall Halts English Channel Swim Attempt Due to Health Concerns
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Oregon Offers Diverse Weekend Getaway Options Across the State

Oregon Offers Diverse Weekend Getaway Options Across the State

Oregon Offers Diverse Weekend Getaway Options Across the State
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Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2 of college football

Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2 of college football

Week 2 of the college football season saw some surprising results with Big Ten teams. How did it change our power rankings for the conference?
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Supreme Court lifts a cloud over midterms, letting mail ballots flow as normal to voters

Supreme Court lifts a cloud over midterms, letting mail ballots flow as normal to voters

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to limit mail voting by imposing new Postal Service regulations for the midterm elections
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National Low Income Housing Coalition Releases Podcast Episode on Housing Insecurity Among Older Adults

National Low Income Housing Coalition Releases Podcast Episode on Housing Insecurity Among Older Adults

The National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) has released the sixth episode of its podcast, 'The Common Ground,' titled 'Growing Older, Growing Invisible.' This episode features filmmaker Davey Schaupp and producer Michael Larson, creators of the documentary 'There Is No Place to Grow Old.' The discussion focuses on the increasing housing insecurity and homelessness faced by older adults in the U.S., particularly in places like Portland, Oregon. The episode explores how rising housing costs, fixed incomes, long-standing policy decisions, and gaps in support systems contribute to this crisis. It challenges the common misconception that homelessness is solely a result of individual choices, instead highlighting systemic issues related to affordability and housing supply. The podcast aims to use storytelling to foster a deeper understanding of housing justice and emphasize collective responsibility for ensuring everyone has a home.