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Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is encouraging consumers to report gift card fraud.
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Attorney General Dan Rayfield, who led the Oregon House when it passed some of the nation’s strongest laws to protect access to transgender health care, is suing the federal government over efforts to bar gender-affirming care for minors by stripping federal funding.
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The multi-state lawsuit marks Rayfield’s 48th lawsuit against the federal government
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State Attorneys General allege that Greystar Management Services took part in price-fixing via tech company RealPage.
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Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, Senator Sara Gelser Blouin and Representative Sarah Finger McDonald will hold a town hall on Wednesday, Nov. 12, in Corvallis.
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Coalition argues new grant terms serve as obstacles for states and local agencies
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This marks the 35th lawsuit the state has filed against the Trump administration since Dan Rayfield entered office.
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Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden announced Friday that he has made a deal with AI-license-plate reader company Flock to limit other state’s access to Oregon’s data.
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The state is leading a coalition of 12 states suing over tariffs. Oregon’s economy is highly trade-dependent
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The lawsuit is the 12th Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield filed against the Trump administration since he took office in December
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Minnesota also joined the lawsuit, which was filed in the Western District of Washington state.
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Attorney General-elect Dan Rayfield says members, including a broad swath of left-leaning groups, will help the state react to potential federal overreach.