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• With President Donald Trump catching COVID-19, together with many others at the White House and upper levels of government, we are all glued to … Continue reading
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• So many wonderful words have been written about the remarkable Ruth Bader Ginsberg since her death Sept. 18. But our favorites are her own … Continue reading
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From COVID-19 to still more chapters of police brutality against people of color, 2020 has offered a seemingly endless supply of despair. Throw in a … Continue reading
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As we go to press this week, Lane County faces one of the worst fire catastrophes in its history. Early reports from up the McKenzie … Continue reading
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Kyle Rittenhouse. Remember the name because he’s a symbol of how we’ve devolved. Rittenhouse is the 17-year-old white boy who, with his mother driving, crossed … Continue reading
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• That deep quiet you may have felt around the world on Monday morning, Aug. 24, was the sound of Zoom collapsing. Yes, the irritating … Continue reading
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COVID-19 has exposed the monstrous entitlement and extravagance of many, and, per usual, the University of Oregon Athletic Department is helping to lead the way. … Continue reading
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It’s months and months into this pandemic and every once in a while we take a deep breath through our fashionable face coverings and think, … Continue reading
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• There’s an important election in November. What can I do? Go to the Blackberry Pie Society website and it will tell you “how to … Continue reading
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• On May 31, while Eugene Weekly staff writer Henry Houston was reporting on Black Lives Matter related protests, Eugene police officers hit him with … Continue reading