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Unpacking Hulk Hogan's Family Drama with Ex-Wife Linda Hogan, Daughter Brooke Hogan

Coverage: 15 sources

Hulk Hogan died July 24 at 71, just a few months after ex-wife Linda Hogan—mom of his daughter Brooke Hogan and son Nick Hogan—declared her family to be "in the worst mess."See the Story

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Regina Spektor Responds to Pro-Palestinian Protester at Concert: ‘You’re Just Yelling at a Jew’ - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Portland announces first of 4 city-funded homeless day centers planned for each district

Coverage: 2 sources

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson’s plan to end unsheltered homelessness includes funding day centers in each of the city’s four voting districts as a companion to the 12 to 15 overnight-only shelters he’d also like to open. The idea is to offer people staying in nighttime shelters a chance to spend the day in a safe space where they can connect to services.Portland, Oregon · Portland See the Story

Book Review: Jon Raymond's Unexpected Page-Turner Could Have Been Titled God and Sex and Trees

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“When you call my name, it’s like a little prayer. I’m down on my knees, I wanna take you there.” by Martha Daghlian Do you believe in a higher power? Are you sure? Portland author Jon Raymond’s new novel God and Sex might make you question your faith—or lack thereof. Set in a lightly fictionalized Oregon university town—it's kind of a mashup between Eugene and Ashland—the story follows Arthur, a New Age-adjacent writer struggling to find his wa…Simon & Schuster · Portland See the Story

Album Review: Charlie Hilton’s River of Valentines Feels Like Sauvie Island at Golden Hour

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In Peter Weir’s 1975 film Picnic at Hanging Rock, a group of boarding school girls in Victorian-era Australia don white lace, twirl parasols, and craft elaborate valentines before some of them vanish behind a boulder on a searing summer day, never to be seen again. Charlie Hilton, best known as the vocalist for the woozy Portland-grown outfit Blouse, channels that same eerie, sun-drenched mystique on her second full-length LP, River of Valentine…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Good Morning, News: Runaway Texas Democrats, Sneaker Week Returns, and Why Downtown Foot Traffic Remains Low

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

by Wm. Steven Humphrey If you’re reading this, you probably know the value of the Mercury’s news reporting, arts and culture coverage, event calendar, and the bevy of events we host throughout the year. The work we do helps our city shine, but we can’t do it without your support. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no u…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Good Morning, News: CC Slaughters Saved, Portland Mayor Adjusts City Equity Policies, and Just Another Tariff Friday (Whoa oh oh)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

by Suzette Smith If you appreciate the Mercury's interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. Good Morning, Portland! We've been screaming about Pickathon for days, but you do have to admit, the people going this weekend are going to get some primo weather treatment: high of 80 today, 85 tomorrow, and a supportive 77 on Sunday. When y…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Good Morning, News: Tariffs Eve, Gaza Aid, Parking Fees, but Most Importantly, It's Our Birthday!

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

by Elinor Jones The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good morning, Portland! I'm Elinor Jones, back on my bullshit here with the morning news dump because other people needed time off and the people need content…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Happy 25th Anniversary, Portland Mercury!

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Celebrating a quarter century of fun, newspapering, and mayhem. by Wm. Steven Humphrey [Find the Mercury's 25th Anniversary Issue (in print) near you by using this handy-dandy map, and read all of our anniversary stories here.—eds.] I’m generally not one to romanticize the past. But that said, during our first 25 years? The Portland Mercury had some really fucking good times! We also put out a lot of papers, worked our asses off, argued a bit, c…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Twenty-Five Years of News (As Well As Entertainment and Trouble)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

How the Portland Mercury found its niche by blending irreverent commentary with sobering investigative reporting. by Courtney Vaughn [Find the Mercury's 25th Anniversary Issue (in print) near you by using this handy-dandy map, and read all of our anniversary stories here.—eds.] It was the best of times. It was the weirdest of times. Like nearly every Portland Mercury news editor before and after him, Denis Theriault’s memories of working at the …Entertainment · Portland Read Article

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Unpacking Hulk Hogan's Family Drama with Ex-Wife Linda Hogan, Daughter Brooke Hogan

Portland Mayor's Order Removes DEI Preference From City Programs

Portland Quaker charged with assaulting federal officer in anti-ICE riot

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Regina Spektor Responds to Pro-Palestinian Protester at Concert: ‘You’re Just Yelling at a Jew’ - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Portland announces first of 4 city-funded homeless day centers planned for each district

Book Review: Jon Raymond's Unexpected Page-Turner Could Have Been Titled God and Sex and Trees

Album Review: Charlie Hilton’s River of Valentines Feels Like Sauvie Island at Golden Hour

Good Morning, News: Runaway Texas Democrats, Sneaker Week Returns, and Why Downtown Foot Traffic Remains Low

Good Morning, News: CC Slaughters Saved, Portland Mayor Adjusts City Equity Policies, and Just Another Tariff Friday (Whoa oh oh)

Good Morning, News: Tariffs Eve, Gaza Aid, Parking Fees, but Most Importantly, It's Our Birthday!

Happy 25th Anniversary, Portland Mercury!

Twenty-Five Years of News (As Well As Entertainment and Trouble)

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Portland announces first of 4 city-funded homeless day centers planned for each district

Book Review: Jon Raymond's Unexpected Page-Turner Could Have Been Titled God and Sex and Trees

Album Review: Charlie Hilton’s River of Valentines Feels Like Sauvie Island at Golden Hour

Good Morning, News: Runaway Texas Democrats, Sneaker Week Returns, and Why Downtown Foot Traffic Remains Low

Good Morning, News: CC Slaughters Saved, Portland Mayor Adjusts City Equity Policies, and Just Another Tariff Friday (Whoa oh oh)

Good Morning, News: Tariffs Eve, Gaza Aid, Parking Fees, but Most Importantly, It's Our Birthday!

Happy 25th Anniversary, Portland Mercury!

Twenty-Five Years of News (As Well As Entertainment and Trouble)