Abe Asher is a reporter who focuses on local news in the United States. He has written for publications such as the Portland Mercury, Jacobin Magazine, and has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Sahan Journal, The Independent, Yahoo News, The Austin Chronicle, Irish Independent, Yahoo News UK, and Star Tribune. His articles cover a range of topics including criminal proceedings, activism, sports, politics, and social issues.
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Abe Asher's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics within the United States. His articles often cover evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Abe Asher
From police associations to real estate interests, California power players are launching an aggressive strategy of recalling progressives in retaliation for votes they don't like. In Santa Ana, Orange County, they just fell flat on their faces.
By: Abe Asher
In the decades since, a smattering of other European nations have followed Portugal's example and moved to treat drug consumption as a public health issue rather than a criminal one.
By: Abe Asher
Minnesota leaders plan to launch the state's first-ever “green bank” this year to invest in climate-friendly projects, and could start distributing some of its $45 million funds early this summer.
By: Abe Asher
Gonzalez, who announced his candidacy in December, has already raised around $92,000, —with the vast majority of that money coming in the form of donations of $250 or greater.
Here’s how to vote in Minnesota’s March 5 presidential primary, which helps parties decide who will be on the ballot in November.
The Portland Timbers’ 2023 season ended early in embarrassing fashion last November with a lopsided loss at Providence Park that ended the team’s playoff hopes. When the dust settled, 2023 was the second-worst season in the club’s MLS history. On Saturday night, the Timbers will return to Providence Park for their 2024 season opener—complete with a new manager, a new goalkeeper, a new center back, and a new opportunity to allay plenty of doubts about...
By: Abe Asher
“It's been dysfunctional for a long time, but it has been accelerating over the past few years—and it's reached the bottom of the pit right now,” Jon Gramstad, a local business owner and longtime critic of MCAS, said.
By: Abe Asher
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) is monitoring potential compliance issues at the Moda Center connected to self-service alcohol sales.
By: Abe Asher
Eh Tah Khu grew up fishing in Myanmar, but left the country due to political conflict and settled in Minnesota with his wife and son in 2010.
“After an in-depth review, we have decided to start to reorganize our soccer operations department to better serve our club and our athletes,” Karina
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