What if our tomorrows sustain the income inequality, slow growth and divisiveness of today?

Insider Hillary Clinton might be more electable, but Bernie Sanders is an appealing revolutionary.

Rick Bennett’s silence speaks volumes as leaders of his party take swipes at refugees and immigrants.

It’s not the out-of-towners who are driving up rents here, it’s the shortage of places to live.

He had a record of dramatic achievement but was short on power – so vital in Portland – to persuade the public.

A few years ago, critics chided our city as stagnant. Now they lament as growth begins to take root.

They wish to paint Planned Parenthood as a business that destroys lives – not one that saves them.

His refusal to sign bills, fill appointments and issue bonds creates division and dysfunction that will last long beyond his term in office.

Even with five days of August left, I can’t get used to the idea that I let the season get away from me.