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Stay tuned. We have a lot to figure out before I get my budget up in December.

Oregon can figure this out. We need to prioritize what we need to fund, and my budget will be prioritizing education and particularly summer investments again because we know it works and we need to do that.

It will be a challenge to put my recommended budget together, but I would also say I worked on budgets in the Great Recession and through COVID.

I firmly believe that Oregon will shape the future of the semiconductor industry with our unmatched combination of technical expertise, manufacturing experience, world-class research institutions and our commitment to sustainable…

The fresh federal investment is going to spark growth in a semiconductor workforce that already has 30,000 Oregonians working in it.

When you have fewer competitors in an industry, historically, that means less pressure to keep costs down.

It seems Jay Clayton is up to his eyeballs in sending intimidation subpoenas to reporters and armed thugs to their homes.

At a time when the cost of living is at the forefront of everyone’s minds, these delivery app fees are nothing more than a greedy assault on consumers’ pocketbooks. As such, we encourage the Commission to proceed with this rulemaking and…

That’s less content diversity and less leverage for workers and vendors who depend on this very own industry.

Well, this is by design. States have the ability under our own antitrust laws to enforce these regulations. We, as states, will see different harms than the national government will see.

Grocery bills are skyrocketing, there are fewer choices for things like cable and internet service, and things like tickets to concerts and movies are increasingly out of reach. A big part of the reason is that corporations are being…

The president has his own 'ideological agenda' that disregards 'the reality of our triumphs and failures.'

Oregon remains steadfast in our commitment to expanding access to care, advancing health equity, and strengthening the systems that serve our communities.

This isn’t a partisan fight.

We can maintain the shelters, but if we can keep people from having to need a shelter, or help people get into more permanent housing, that is going to be important.

I need the Legislature to be more serious than they already are about the eviction prevention work and the rehousing piece.

Homelessness is a challenge as complex as the people experiencing it, and there’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution.

Traditional Medicare is America’s flagship health care program, and it must be strengthened for the millions of seniors who count on it for affordable care.