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QP: Local Celebrations Highlight All the Ways Oregon Students Learn

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QP: Three Ways Oregon Can Help Kids Get the Education They Deserve

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QP: Oregon’s Reliance on Fossil Fuels Is Growing, Not Shrinking

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QP: Pennsylvania’s Christmas Gift to K-12 Students

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QP: Why 2023 Is the “Year of Universal School Choice”

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Student-Focused Solutions Can Address Pandemic Learning Losses

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QP: Why More Money Won’t Solve the Problems in Portland Public Schools

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QP: TriMet’s Existential Crisis

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QP: Oklahoma’s Education Tax Credit Puts Families First

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QP: What The New Homeschool Demographic Means For School Choice

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QP: We don’t need a Ministry of Truth

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QP: It’s Time to End Home Equity Theft in Oregon

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QP: School Choice Programs Don’t Cause Tuition Inflation

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QP: North Carolina Becomes the 9th State to Offer Students Universal School Choice

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QP: Offshore Wind Takes a Blow

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QP: It’s Time to Bring Transit into the Twenty-First Century

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QP: Portland Students Could Strike Out Because of Teachers’ Union

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QP: Westside MAX, Still a Dream at 25

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QP: Parents Say They Want More School Options for Their Children

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QP: 2023 – An Outstanding Year for School Choice

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QP: RealClear Opinion Poll Shows 71% of Registered Voters Support School Choice

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QP: Let Oregon Voters Reconsider Nuclear Power

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QP: Making Driving More Expensive Won’t Fix Oregon’s Congested Roads

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QP: Cascade Policy Institute’s Bill Expanding Access to the GED Exam Is Signed into Law

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QP: The Ghost Train

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QP: The Memory Problem of Portland Public Schools

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QP: Oregon's 2040 Electric Utility Mandates Rely on Future Technology--or Buying Electricity from Other States

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QP: Metro Nature Parks are Hidden by Design

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QP: Portland Needs More Than a Small Tax Break

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QP: School Choice States Open Doors of Opportunity for Generations of Children

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QP: A Nightmare Waiting to Happen: Parking at 3000 SE Powell

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QP: The Oregon Senate has been shut down for a month. Does anyone care?

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QP: More Money, Same Result

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QP: A Failure of Political Leadership

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QP: Money for Nothing

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QP: With New Laws in Florida and Indiana, 7 States Have Universal School Choice

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QP: Homeowners, Business Owners, and Retirees: Multnomah County is Coming for Your Life Savings

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QP: Oregon’s Last Mask Mandate Has Been Lifted, But State Policy Guarantees More Lockdowns in the Next Pandemic

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QP: Oregon Legislature Lines Up a Spending Blow-Out

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QP: Portlanders Are Voting with Their Feet

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QP: Educational Freedom: A Tale of Two Governors

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QP: HB 3068 Allows Students to Take the GED for a High School Diploma

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QP: Snowstorm Shows Taxpayers the City of Portland’s Dystopian Side

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QP: ODOT Says Households Will Pay $575 a Year in Its First Round of Tolls

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QP: When the State Stays Silent, It’s Easy to Assume the Worst

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QP: Oregon Must Stop Outsourcing Policymaking to California’s Unelected Bureaucrats

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QP: Report shows ESA programs can give students the options they need, while increasing per-student funding for those remaining in district schools

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QP: Education Savings Accounts Would Make Oregon Students Better Off

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QP: 3 Ways Oregon Legislators Can Expand Options for K-12 Students Today

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QP: Small Steps Toward the Stone Age: Biden’s Gas Stove Ban

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QP: ODOT Is Gassed Up and Ready to Go on Tolling: But They Don’t Know Where They’re Going

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QP: A Holiday Wishlist for Oregon

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QP: Tolling’s Political Pile-Up

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QP: Multnomah County Is Going “Ban”-anas

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Education Freedom in New Hampshire: How Education Savings Accounts Are Expanding Opportunities for K-12 Children

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QP: Education Group Works to Put School Choice on the Ballot in Oregon

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QP: Private Property Saved the Plymouth Pilgrims

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QP: For Oregon’s New Governor, Great Power Comes with Great Responsibility

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QP: Oregon Needs a Free-Market Makeover

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QP: Portland’s “Moon Shot” to Solve Homelessness: Lessons from Apollo 13

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QP: Yearning and Burning on the November Ballot

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QP: Walk Away from Measure 113

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QP: Kate Brown's Parting Gift

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QP: Oregon Ranks 40th on Heritage Foundation’s “Education Freedom Report Card”

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QP: Arizona Offers All Children School Choice; Oregon Should, Too

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QP: PCC Wants More of Your Tax Dollars to Spend Its Way out of a Slump

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QP: 3 Ways New Oregon Leadership Can Improve K-12 Education Fast

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QP: Biden’s Student Loan Bailout Brings Chaos to College Students

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QP: Oregon’s Budget: Out-of-Control Spending and Misplaced Priorities

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QP: Biden May Control School Suspensions

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QP: Gotta Get Rid of the GET Green Energy Boondoggle

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QP: TriMet's Electric Bus Plans Could Burst into Flames

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QP: Local Governments Must Change Course to Fix Their Policy Crises

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QP: This Green Fund Doesn't Deserve a Green Light

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QP: Welcome to Portland, Where Getting a Job Is Easy but Staying Safe Is Hard

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QP: Portland’s all-or-nothing city charter ballot measure may add up to no reforms at all

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QP: Lights Out - A Lesson in Local Government

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QP: Portland’s “EV Ready Code” Isn’t That Electric

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QP: Portland Needs More Than Zoning Changes to Increase Housing Supply

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QP: A Boring Budget Item Highlights Public Safety Dysfunction

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QP: Portland Public Schools Needs a Plan for Declining Enrollment

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QP: The MAX Yellow Line Doesn’t Deserve a Green Light

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QP: It’s Election Night—Do You Know Where Your Ballot Is?

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QP: Portland’s Self-Inflicted Rental Housing Shortage

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QP: Lift the Cap on Oregon Charter Schools

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QP: Nostalgia and NIMBYism Stand in the Way of Sheltering the Homeless

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QP: 72% Believe Parents Should Have School Choice

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QP: Better Late Than Never at the Expo Center

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QP: Roads Are Infrastructure Worthy of Investment

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QP: Are Taxes Driving People Out of Portland?

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QP: Oregon Secretary of State Says No “Clear Purpose” for Mortgage Tax Deduction

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QP: Oregonians Want More Hospital Beds. The Oregon Health Authority Is Standing in the Way.

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Part 2 - Portland's Homelessness Crisis: Straightforward Solutions to a Complex Problem

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Part 1 - Portland's Homelessness Crisis: The History of Homelessness in Portland

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QP: Portland’s Parking Price Hike Proves City Council Hates You

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QP: Legislators Can Work Less Instead of Asking for More Pay

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QP: Metro’s Playing Farmville With Taxpayer Money

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The Elliott State Research Forest: Big Win or Breach of Trust?

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QP: Why is Oregon One of the Last States with a Mask Mandate?

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QP: Oregon’s Land is Overregulated