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The Oregonian/OregonLive's newsroom is fully engaged in helping inform voters ahead of the Nov. 5 general election. Find all the resources in a conversatio between politics editor Jamie Goldberg and Editor Therese Bottomly.

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Fluoride is widely used to strengthen tooth enamel, but opponents say it can hurt children’s neurological development.

Other than late Tuesday night, no rain is expected through Friday as we kick off early October.

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ormer President Donald Trump has proposed a 60% tariff on goods from China and a 20% tariff on everything else the United States imports. This week, he raised the ante still higher. To punish the machinery manufacturer John Deere for its plans to move some production to Mexico, Trump vowed to tax anything Deere tried to export back into the U.S. — at 200%.

The military said it targeted power plants and sea port facilities in the city of Hodeida.

The 2 hr. 18 min. epic, a sort of retelling of Roman history through a satirical science fiction lens, has been an obsession of Coppola's for decades

Now the tribe of 96 members has teamed up with the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma, which owns the biggest casino in the world, and hopes to build a casino in picturesque Sonoma County, the heart of wine country.

A new development threatens to reverse recent promising transmission trends and is prompting doctors to renew their calls for residents to get an updated vaccine. The variants tend to show up in Western Europe, then the East Coast, and finally the West Coast.

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