Major Gas Utility Is Pouring Money Into Reversing an Oregon City’s Electric-Only Mandate
NW Natural has contributed nearly $950,000 to a campaign to overturn Eugene’s limit on natural gas use in new construction.
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Nord Stream Bombing: The Plot Thickens… and Thickens
Norwegian journalist shares his perspective
Missing Ukrainian Girl Rescued From Russian Re-Education Camp
Thousands of Ukrainian children have been taken to Russia and occupied territories during the invasion. Some have come home, but the journey is difficult — and for others, it might soon be too late.
Why Christopher Hitchens Matters Now
Journalist Matt Johnson argues that Christopher Hitchens’s legacy of universal liberal values can save liberalism from its current wrong turn.
Putin’s Invasion Foretold
Pay attention to Putin’s own words.
The Marjorie Taylor Greeneing of America
Be careful what you wish for.
On International Women’s Day, Dido Speaks to Us Across the Millennia
The fabled queen of Carthage gets freed from her captivity in the cage created by the great Roman poet, Virgil.
Nord Stream Explosion: Plenty of Gas, Not Much Light
Why does the Hersh story — which relies on a single inside source — have so few details of the sort that only an insider would know?
How Electoral Politics Turned Toxic
It’s not about ideas anymore. It’s about team loyalty.
What Time Is It on the Moon? Europe Pushing for Lunar Time Zone
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The Train Derailment in Ohio Was a Disaster Waiting to Happen
Trains carry hazardous chemicals every day. They’re also dangerously unregulated.
The Climate Crisis Has a Celebrity. Does That Get in the Way of the Message?
Activist Greta Thunberg does her thing. The media loves it. The environment itself? Not so camera-ready.