Oregon House Candidate Under Fire for Alleged Cover-Up of Sexual Assault

Janelle Bynum, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Oregon, is facing accusations of covering up allegations of sexual harassment and assault against a man working with her campaign. An ethics complaint alleges that Bynum failed to act as a mandatory reporter and even threatened the individual who brought the allegations to her attention. Bynum’s campaign maintains her innocence, but text messages and statements from former campaign staff paint a different picture.

Seeding Justice Expands Commitment to Inclusive Green Economy

Seeding Justice, a leading nonprofit organization in Oregon, is expanding its commitment to an inclusive green economy, focusing on clean energy initiatives developed by and for impacted communities. The organization, known for its grassroots organizing and community-led grantmaking, is launching a new fund to support a community-centered clean energy future.

Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drug Possession After Decriminalization Experiment

Oregon, the first state to decriminalize possession of small amounts of hard drugs, has reversed course and recriminalized such offenses. The new law, which takes effect on Sunday, offers individuals caught with drugs the option of choosing between a misdemeanor charge or participating in treatment programs. While the legislation aims to address the ongoing drug crisis, critics argue its complexity and inconsistencies could create confusion and disparities.

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