U. Oregon to Pay $193K to Conservative Prof After Blocking Him on Twitter

U. Oregon to Pay $193K to Conservative Prof After Blocking Him on Twitter

"The university made a costly decision to prioritize DEI principles over constitutional principles."

Oregon cities clash with travel industry whether tourism taxes should pay for wear and tear on destinations • Lincoln Chronicle

By JAMES NEFF/Oregon Journalism Project Every summer, more than two million tourists stream into Seaside, as relentless and predictable as the tides. They spend mountains of money, for sure, […] The post Oregon cities clash with travel industry whether tourism taxes should pay for wear and tear on destinations appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.