Katherine Nguyen
National Affairs Reporter
Oregon Express — Portland, Oregon
Katherine Nguyen is a national affairs reporter at Oregon Express, covering news from Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas.
11 articles published
Articles by Katherine Nguyen
Reunion After Separation: Palestinian Babies Find Their Families After Two Years
After being separated from their parents due to conflict, Palestinian babies are finally reunited, highlighting the enduring impact of war on families.
May 1, 2026
Oregon Challenges Trump's Executive Order on Voting: A Legal Battle for Mail-In Ballots
Oregon spearheads a lawsuit against the Trump administration's executive order impacting the mail-in voting system, raising concerns over voter access.
April 28, 2026
Oregon Welcomes Its First Dark Sky Lodging: A New Frontier for Stargazers
Oregon's inaugural Dark Sky lodging opens its doors, offering a unique experience for stargazers and nature enthusiasts. This initiative aims to enhance local tourism and promote night sky conservation.
April 24, 2026
Federal Trial of Luigi Mangione Postponed Until 2027, Raising Questions About Justice Delays
Luigi Mangione's federal trial has been postponed to 2027, leading to concerns over the implications of such delays on justice and public safety in Oregon.
April 22, 2026
Court Overturns Sentence of Colorado Election Denier: Implications for Oregon's Political Climate
A recent court ruling has reversed the prison sentence of Tina Peters, raising concerns about election integrity and political accountability in Oregon.
April 19, 2026
Political Shake-Up: Trump's Alleged Consideration to Replace DNI Gabbard Raises Eyebrows
Former President Trump reportedly explored options to replace DNI Tulsi Gabbard, stirring speculation about future political strategies and leadership changes.
April 19, 2026
Congressional Delegation Visits Scotland Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown
As a partial government shutdown persists, a group of 30 congressional members travel to Scotland, raising questions about priorities and accountability.
April 13, 2026
Army Helicopter Pilots' Suspension Lifted After Controversial Kid Rock Flyby
The suspension of Army helicopter pilots involved in a Kid Rock concert flyby has been lifted, raising questions about military conduct and accountability.
April 10, 2026
Spring Break Travel Surge Amid Economic Strain: What Oregonians Need to Know
Despite rising costs and record debt, Oregonians are planning significant travel for Spring Break. Experts analyze the implications for the local economy.
April 8, 2026
Emerging COVID Variant Sparks Concerns as Oregon Reports Cases
A new COVID variant, dubbed 'cicada', is spreading across the U.S., with Oregon among 25 states reporting infections. Health officials urge vigilance.
April 5, 2026
TSA Officers in Oregon Finally Receive Long-Awaited Paychecks Amidst Budget Uncertainty
After weeks without pay, TSA officers at Oregon airports have received their first paychecks. This situation highlights ongoing budgetary challenges and labor relations.
April 2, 2026