Special counsel Jack Smith said his team “stood up for the rule of law.”

Tuesday's award comes a day after HP landed a separate, $53 million grant for its own microfluidics research in Corvallis.

Officers arrived in the 1100 block of Northeast 102nd Avenue and discovered the victim in a parking lot.

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Schools advocate Christy Splitt was appointed to serve on the board of Portland Public Schools.

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Eric C. Stearns' second scheduled preventative detention hearing was postponed Monday.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office arrested two men in connection with the incident.

The decision stands to upturn a statewide arrangement, put into effect by recent Oregon governors, by which tribes only operate one casino on their established lands.

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