“Measles” — 47 distilled results

Dublin office space demand weak as remote work expands

Irish Times reported on September 21 that demand for office space in Dublin remains weak, primarily driven by the continued expansion of remote working arrangements. Property industry observers noted that weak demand has prompted the sector to ration information and frame reassuring narratives.

Mixed Oregon Entertainment and Disaster News

Disparate OregonLive stories: reality TV stars discussing personal matters (marriage, father's death), country music feuds, concert cancellation, and a report on Oregon wildfires exceeding 1 million acres. No coherent single narrative; wildfire is the only substantive news.

Kennedy Requested CDC Remove Measles Death from Tally

Between 2026-09-03 and 2026-09-05, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asked his new CDC director to remove references to measles deaths from Pennsylvania (initially two deaths, later acknowledged as one) after questioning whether the disease was the cause. Kennedy later acknowledged at least one death on 2026-09-05.

Measles

Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus. It spreads easily when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes.

OregonLive mixed news roundup

Multiple unrelated stories from OregonLive including Emmy-nominated shows, a celebrity birth, a TV show renewal question, allegations against local officials over a data center scheme, climate commentary, and how to watch a Lifetime movie. No single narrative unifies these disparate reports.

Mixed Oregon local news coverage

This cluster aggregates unrelated Oregon news stories: a fatal trench collapse with prior safety warnings in Ohio, a Buc-ee's legal dispute, a Portland city audit finding on contractor waste, Portland Fire basketball players named to FIBA teams, a Portland Trail Blazers player knee injury, and FBI sweeping a university football facility after a coaching departure.

CDC changes measles death reporting amid Pennsylvania outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention altered its methodology for counting measles-related deaths between September 20–23, 2026, excluding four confirmed measles deaths in Pennsylvania even as the outbreak accelerated. Doctors reported encountering novel forms of the disease, while the CDC's new tracking method puzzled public health experts.