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Attorney General Dan Rayfield Meets Providers at OHSU Amid Federal Uncertainty
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield visited Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) today to meet with leaders and medical providers on a host of topics, including research funding, women’s reproductive health and gender affirming care. The visit highlights the real-world consequences of federal policy changes that could restrict access to these essential health services. “Patients… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on January 21, 2026
Attorney General Dan Rayfield Visits Lake Oswego Food Pantry to Highlight Rising Costs and Federal Policies Deepening Oregon’s Affordability Crisis
Attorney General Dan Rayfield visited Hunger Fighters Oregon, a community food pantry in Lake Oswego, to highlight how rising costs and federal policy decisions are making daily life more difficult for working families — and how those impacts are showing up immediately in Oregon communities. “At a time when families are already stretched thin, federal… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on January 21, 2026
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield Hosts Federal Oversight and Accountability Town Hall with Multistate AG Coalition
5 Attorneys General Will Speak at Revolution Hall Next Wednesday On the one-year anniversary of Oregon’s first multistate lawsuit challenging federal overreach, Attorney General Dan Rayfield will host a Federal Oversight and Accountability Town Hall with visiting state attorneys general from Hawaii, Minnesota, California, and Maine. “Our coalition of attorneys general has stood up to… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on January 14, 2026
AG Rayfield Releases Statement Following Voter Data Court Hearing
Following a federal court hearing regarding the Trump administration’s request for Oregon voter data, Attorney General Dan Rayfield released this statement: “Today’s hearing puts a spotlight on a real question: Why does the Trump administration want access to Oregonians’ most private voter information in the first place? Oregon can protect elections without putting people’s personal… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on January 14, 2026
Oregon Department of Justice Announces Additional Charges in David Farley Case
The Oregon Department of Justice has announced that former doctor David Farley is charged with five additional sexual abuse charges, bringing the total number of criminal charges against Farley to 16. The new charges involve two additional patients, including one who was under the age of 14 at the time of the alleged abuse. Farley… View ArticlePosted in Media Release on January 13, 2026