"The Mercury provides news and fun every single day-but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good morning, Portland! Ignore what Punxsutawney Phil predicted earlier this week because it doesn't feel much like winter. Today, we can expect partly sunny skies and a high of 61 degrees with a low of 42."
"Yesterday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Department of Homeland Security, prohibiting agents in Portland from using crowd control munitions like tear gas on protesters in retaliation for non-violently demonstrating outside the ICE facility, unless they can prove an "imminent threat of physical harm" to a law enforcement officer. The TRO is effective for two weeks, and stems from a class action lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Oregon on behalf of five people."
The Mercury requests small monthly contributions to support local journalism and arts coverage. The forecast calls for partly sunny skies, a high of 61 degrees, and a low of 42. Dr. Paul Conti, a Portland psychiatrist, appears in the Epstein files and reportedly corresponded with and met Epstein from 2015 to 2017; emails show Epstein solicited Conti's help to treat a friend, and some Conti behavior — including an unsolicited 2017 email asking if Epstein had anyone else to treat — raises red flags. Other Portland-related documents include 2020 FBI news briefings. A federal judge issued a two-week TRO barring DHS agents from using tear gas or similar munitions against nonviolent protesters unless they can prove an imminent threat to officers; the TRO stems from an ACLU of Oregon class action representing five people, including journalists and Jack Dickinson.
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