HB 4052 "acknowledges that Oregon's very founding as a state was rooted in racist ideals," the Oregon Public Health Association's website says.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 6, 2022
Rowling replied that the law Sturgeon is trying to pass will "harm the most vulnerable women in society: those seeking help after male violence/rape and incarcerated women."
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 6, 2022
"This must be personally from Justin."
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 6, 2022
"No, that—that gets a green light," Blinken responded.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 6, 2022
If convicted of making false statements to a federal officer, Papini faces a maximum statutory penalty of five years in prison and a fine up to $250,000. If convicted of mail fraud, she faces a maximum statutory penalty of 20 years in prison and a fine up to $250,000.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 5, 2022
Channon will be on three years of supervised release following her five-year prison term.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 5, 2022
Cawthorn called the ruling a "huge victory."
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
Many on Twitter responded with outrage over the decision to keep masks on the city's youngest population.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
"It’s one of the most horrible things we’ve had in the Fifth District in several years," Commander Fitzgerald said.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
"RT, like thousands of other users, has for a long while used Rumble, along with several other tech platforms, to publish their content."
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
Dennis “Denny” Doyle, who served as mayor of the city from 2009 to 2021, was charged with one count of possession of child pornography.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
House Bill 5 passed in a 23-15 vote in the Senate, following a party-line vote of approval in the state’s House of Representative’s last month
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
"You need to resign," Posobiec said on air, continuing calls for the senator's resignation into Friday morning.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
"In essence, I am being an eye in the classroom for parents around the country, and they are shutting that down. They are shutting truth down,"
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022
An iPolitics reporter walked off the job after the outlet corrected her story regarding Trudeau’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and photos that were taken of her holding a red and black banner associated with a far-right Ukrainian Nationalist movement linked to neo-Nazis.
Hannah Nightingale / Mar 4, 2022