Lessons from the state with the longest history of mail-in voting
Oregon’s experience, starting in 1987, shows that mail-in voting can be safe and secure
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Latin American women are disappearing, dying in lockdown
Latin America has long been among the world’s deadliest places to be a woman
Here's what it will take to clean up the toxic culture in esports
Researcher says the right cultural norms can result in healthy online communities
The ethical case for allowing medical trials using COVID-19
Deliberately infecting volunteers to test vaccines could save thousands of lives
Lawsuits over federal officers test issues other cities may face
Four court cases challenge the Trump administration's effort to quell Portland protests
To reduce world hunger, think beyond making food cheap
Focusing on low prices can promote environmental damage and brutal economies
COVID-19 has ravaged U.S. newsrooms; here's why it matters
More than 200 newsrooms have been affected by layoffs, other cost-saving measures
No, bar soap isn't as gross as millennials seem to believe
Besides, a UO microbiologist says, we're all covered with microbes anyway
Here's what to expect if you're worried about returning to work
Law professor Liz Tippett offers some information for those concerned about COVID-19