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Yesterday's terrible act of violence in Oregon serves as another reminder of the importance of a law-abiding armed citizenry. When the attack began, it was a member of the community with a firearm who intervened and stopped the shooter before he could do more harm. His decisive actions exemplify the heroism of everyday citizens who are prepared and

Yesterday's terrible act of violence in Oregon serves as another reminder of the importance of a law-abiding armed citizenry. When the attack began, it was a member of the community with a firearm who intervened and stopped the shooter before he could do more harm. His decisive actions exemplify the heroism of everyday citizens who are prepared and

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NEW YORK POST LOG IN Edition CA NY US News Metro Long Island Politics World Ne US NEWS Hero teacher tackled Oregon school shooter Griffin John — who was armed to the teeth in special ed classroom: police By Zoe Hussain Published Oct. 16, 2026 Updated Oct. 16, 2026, 7:34 p.m. ET

NEW YORK POST LOG IN Edition CA NY US News Metro Long Island Politics World Ne US NEWS Hero teacher tackled Oregon school shooter Griffin John — who was armed to the teeth in special ed classroom: police By Zoe Hussain Published Oct. 16, 2026 Updated Oct. 16, 2026, 7:34 p.m. ET

avatar Gaie Houston

The HERO who helped Stop Oregon school shooter. This man ran into his daughter's elementary school and stopped a mass shooter. And he deserves to be recognized as a hero. His name is Caleb J. He is a 36-year-old carpenter, a husband, and a father of two little girls, ages 5 and 10. On Thursday, Caleb was driving home for lunch when he heard gunshot

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The Post Millennial Oregon adults have the highest rate of mental illness in the US at 31.6%

The Post Millennial Oregon adults have the highest rate of mental illness in the US at 31.6% "In 2023-2024, Oregon had the country's highest rate of mental illness at 31.6%, 10.1 percentage points greater than the national rate."

avatar John Paul

autumn in Oregon. Just when you're worried what you will ever find.

avatar Jeremy Jordan

BREAKING NEWS. An Oregon man was convicted and sent to jail for collecting and using rainwater on his own property. Sued by the state for theft. Rancher Gary Harrington built three large reservoirs on his own land to collect rainwater and snowmelt. He claimed the water was primarily for fire protection reserves and for providing water to wildlife.

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