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Good Morning, News: Tens of Thousands Attend “No Kings” Protest, Another Disappointed Right-Wing Influencer, and Trump Threatens to Bomb Iran’s Drinking Water
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Good Morning, News! PCC Strike May Impact International Students, Klamath Salmon Return 👏, House to Consider Senate DHS Bill, ICE at Airports 🤓, and Wikipedia Bans AI Content 👍
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Good Morning, News: Fire at Tom’s Restaurant & Bar, Higher Court Says Gas and Chemicals at Portland ICE Are Back On, and the Lindy West Book Discourse Dozens Are Talking About
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Good Morning, News: Another Attorney Punished for AI, Dems Flip Florida State House Seat in Trump’s District, and Trump Just Voted By Mail
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Good Morning, News: Oaks Park Reopens, Bill Cosby Sued For Sexual Assault, and DHS Has a New (Worse?) Leader
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Good Morning, News: Trump Sends ICE Agents Into Airports, PPS Shortens School Year, and Mail-In Voting Goes Before Supreme Court
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Good Morning, News: Chuck Norris Dies, City Councilor Sends Very Spicy Emails, Homeless Services Org Needs Support After Four Recent Fires, and Buzzfeed Let AI Prompt Its Downfall
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Good Morning, News: Afroman Vindicated, Blow Pony’s Final Party, and Why Is Jon Ossoff Sternly Jabbing at That Paper?
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Good Morning, News: TSA Official Threatens Airport Closures, Women Tell of Sexual Abuse by Cesar Chavez, and Will Oregon Step Up and Tax the Richest of the Rich?
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Good Morning, News: Trump Administration Appeals Portland Tear Gas Ban, Oregon’s Republican Legislators Aren’t Showing up for Work, and National Counterterrorism Center Director Resigns Over Iran War
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Good Morning, News: PDX Shuts Down DHS Propaganda (Twice), FBI Raids Home of Eugene TikToker, and Goodbye Rain… Hello Heat Dome!
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