The Portland Fire rounded out a series of three home games with a 100-84 win over the Indiana Fever Saturday, firmly shutting ...

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When federal immigration agents started showing up for duty last year in plain clothes with their faces half covered, it ...

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We each carry our problems, quirks, failures, and traumas with us, which is why the geographical cure—picking up and moving elsewhere—rarely works. With X, British playwright Alistair McDowall asks: ...

Summer may not have started yet, but we’re helping you plan for a fun fall as well. R&B songstress Kehlani will wind down the ...

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Should I feel weird about my husband’s grooming situation when he was young with a family friend if he doesn’t feel weird ...

For weeks, it had been a matter of not if, but when—and on Memorial Day morning, Phil Neville’s time as head coach of the ...

A proposal to let the private US Tennis Association (USTA) take the reins of the Portland Tennis Center—and the rest of the city’s public courts—has gained momentum. The plan comes amid a broader push ...

Most of us can remember that first moment of artistic awakening in our childhood. It can take many forms—a book that blows our minds, a song unlike anything we’ve heard before, a painting that seems ...