How a neo-Nazi infiltrated so deep into the Republican Party.

From judicial sabotage to unauthorized troop deployments, the stakes have never been higher. Your vote is the firewall.

After Indiana opts out, is Republican redistricting backfiring?

A new crop of big donors combine tax-cutting targets with proposals to loosen government regulations and promote government accountability.

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In just five days, thieves skimmed from the SNAP cards of a few dozen Oregonians in the Coos Bay area.

Thus far, the justices have signaled they may not let him — yet.

A defense contractor with a history of providing housing for military operations withdrew its inquiry seeking land at the Newport Municipal Airport, a city official said ...

The government has had troves of evidence for years.

Millions of Americans will soon go without insurance. We spoke with some of them.

Oregon property taxes are due Monday, and I struggled with writing my check this week. It wasn’t because of the dollar amount. I’m grateful to pay property taxes. But I so rarely handwrite checks in this digital age that I kept messing up, which kept our household shredder well-fed. My wife and I are among …

The moves are aimed at cutting costs, as Intel looks to compete with competitors like Nvidia and AMD.

Rumors of an ICE detention center in Newport have stirred uneasiness for community members, local officials and U.S. legislators.

The idea is the latest suggestion involving the Portland Clean Energy Fund, which has raked in more money than expected.

Governor Tina Kotek signed a new state transportation funding package into law on Monday, more than a month after the Oregon Legislature passed the bill during a dramatic, extended special session. Later that day, two state legislators and an anti-tax advocate filed a petition with the state in hopes of sending a referendum on the bill’s tax increases to Oregon voters. The transportation funding bill, House Bill 3991, is expected to raise about $4.3 billion...