HeyJaredAndrew Schwartz
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Portlandâs Police Chief Said Two Immigrants Shot by a Federal Agent Had Links to a Gang. Why? (opens the original)
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On Jan. 9, one day after a federal agent shot two immigrants in East Portland, Portland Police Chief Bob Day stepped behind a lectern to deliver some remarks. The Trump administration had promptly declared the two wounded immigrants had tried to hit several immigration agents with a pickup truck, and described the couple as members of a âviciousâ gang. At a time of broiling political tension, few local officials were prepared to accept this story at face value. Chief Day had initially declin
OHSU Fined Over $1.5 Million for Oregon Staffing Law Violations, More Than Any Other Hospital (opens the original)
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Oregonâs hospital staffing law requires hospital management to abide by staffing plans produced jointly with workers. The law gets enforced when workersâsay, a nurse or a respiratory therapistâtell the state that their employer didnât make or follow the plan. Since fines went into effect last year, complaints have flooded in. Nowhere has this occurred more than at Oregon Health & Science University, which, according to state data reviewed by WW, had as of late June racked up more than $1
Straining to Contain Ballooning Expenses, Oregon Hospitals Are Gobbling Up Cash (opens the original)
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From a recent wave of financial reports, a remarkable statistic stands out: In 2015, hospitals in Oregon reported spending just over $10 billion on their operations. A decade later, those expenses had more than doubledâto $22 billion. Hospital revenue has been rising nearly apace (though not, hospitals say, enough), siphoning ever more money from insurance premiums and government budgets. In other words, everyday Oregonians are funding these ballooning budgets, which account for a huge proport
Feds Retreat From Most Serious Accusations Against Man Shot in Portland by Border Patrol (opens the original)
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One of the people shot by a federal agent in a high-profile January incident in East Portland pleaded guilty Monday to damaging federal property, the lesser of two charges leveled against him following an altercation that put Portlanders on edge amid one of the tensest phases of the Trump administrationâs immigration crackdown. As part of the plea deal, Luis Nino-Moncada, a Venezuelan national, admitted he was in the U.S illegally and was subject to a prior deportation order. Meanwhile, federa
OHSU Board Approves Plan to Deemphasizeâbut Not EliminateâMedical Centerâs Monkey Research (opens the original)
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After years of pitched debate over a matter of considerable moral and scientific weight, the Oregon Health & Science University oversight board took a significant step Monday toward deemphasizing primate research at the Oregon National Primate Research Center, which is home to one of the largest monkey research colonies in the U.S. The board approved a resolution, a compromise between skeptics and proponents of the centerâs scientific work, that is broad in nature, setting parameters for OHSU
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