The Oregonian
The Oregonian (oregonlive.com) is the oldest continually published newspaper on the west coast of the U.S. It serves the state of Oregon.
An AllSides independent review found that the Oregonian doesn't exhibit a clear bias in one direction or another. Its opinion page typically features perspectives from throughout the political spectrum.
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Usher and Lil Jon were bouncing out of car stereo systems, “13 Going On 30″ was a must-watch romcom, and if you asked someone, “Have you seen ‘The Office’?” you would have been talking about the British version. It was May 9, 2004, and, at the Oregon Zoo’s condor conservation center in Clackamas County, a condor emerged from his egg. Kun-Wac-Shun, also known as No. 340, was the first of a long line of condors hatched at the Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation. His name means “Thunder and lightning” and...