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Oregon’s elected Democrats say they’re pushing back on Trump, but voters say they want more action.
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This delay could mean agencies like the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management will start the summer with understaffed teams.
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U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle, a Springfield Democrat, has left the House DOGE caucus less than two months after joining.
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Merkley and Hoyle did not hold back their opinions about the Trump administration.
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Some Oregon postal workers are calling on the US Postal Service to halt consolidation efforts in Western Oregon.
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Oregon has been granted federal relief money for infrastructure damaged during last winter’s ice storm, and for other disasters that struck the state over the last five years.
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During a press briefing, Sen. Jeff Merkley also spoke on the topics of homelessness and climate action.
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A conservation group in Springfield has won $8.5 million in federal funding, which will pay for floodplain restorations along the Willamette River and its tributaries.
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President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 election is reverberating across the nation and the Pacific Northwest’s political world.
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Blumenauer, who retires this year, is the first Democrat in Oregon's congressional delegation to publicly state that the president shouldn't run.
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Merkley is the first member of Oregon’s congressional delegation to explicitly call for a ceasefire.
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An accounting for the U.S. government’s Indian Boarding School system is the focus of legislation that’s been reintroduced in the U.S Senate.