Eugene Weekly

John Oliver is back on the air and takes a hard (and funny) look at the pharmaceutical industry and its impact on all of us. Continue reading →

Rachel Maddow loves talking about the peculiarities of Oregon and now she has more fodder with the Kitzhaber controversy and attacking owls in a Salem park. Continue reading →

The Los Angeles Times has a story today about California's experience with a open primary with top-two candidates advancing to the general election, regardless of party. A similar law was turned down by Oregon voters in November. So far, the promises made by top-two advocates in California, such as improved primary turnout, have not materialized in the first couple of election cycles. See http://wkly.ws/1xs Continue reading →

In this age of autocorrect, what would happen if the word "tornado" got dropped from your computer's spell-check function and was replaced. If you were writing a news story about the weather, it might read something like this … Continue reading →

Robert Reich shows why we should object to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the largest trade agreement in history, that has gotten little public attention. Continue reading →

Stephanie McMillan sometimes appears in Eugene Weekly cartoons, expressing her views on how unfettered capitalism has encouraged tyranny, corruption and shocking inequality of both capital and opportunity in the U.S. and around the world. She has a knack for being playful and funny as she tackles tough issues. Continue reading →

Fox News is an easy target to lampoon, but it takes someone like John Cleese to do an analysis like this. Continue reading →

Here's information from Lane County about the annual homeless count: Continue reading →

Fox News team gets a subtle reminder that they are not really news, just a propaganda arm of the GOP. Continue reading →