Schools emphasizing inclusion, diversity and emotional learning are doing what it takes for Oklahoma families to win.
Read today's cartoon by Kevin Siers.
"The conversation over extending domestic violence firearm restrictions to dating partners arises every few years." says April M. Zeoli of The Conversation.
"OJA and the state are living up to the responsibility." the editorial states.
She’s no closet liberal; right up until the riot, Cassidy Hutchinson was a true believer. But what she saw and heard changed that.
She’s no closet liberal; right up until the riot, Cassidy Hutchinson was a true believer. But what she saw and heard changed that.
In this week's podcast, Ginnie Graham and Bob Doucette talk about the potential fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. Will pro-life be about protecting the most vulnerable, or emphasis on personal responsibility? Will there be exemptions in cases of rape and incest?
We must focus where we can make a difference, says Ross Swimmer, a gun owner who supports ending the sale of automatic or semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity magazines.
"According to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, there are currently 6,798 children in foster care, but only 2,030 families have opened their homes to care for them."
"Friday’s ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade was unthinkable until recently." says editorial writer Bob Doucette.
Read today's cartoon by Jeff Koterba.
"Supporting evidence-based practices in treatment, educating communities on the disease of addiction, and ensuring that treatment is accessible to all are the keys to success." says Gary Mendell.
"This innovative program shows that public educational institutions do not need to compete to provide students with options. There do not have to be winners and losers in education." the editorial states.
🎧 Can the negative slant of news reports be blamed for the generally lousy vibes in the country?
"OJA and the state are living up to the responsibility." the editorial states.
"This innovative program shows that public educational institutions do not need to compete to provide students with options. There do not have to be winners and losers in education." the editorial states.
Last week’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade brought joy and anger to a country already divided.
The crush of campaign ads and candidate community stump speeches all lead to Tuesday’s primary ballots. The flavor of Oklahoma’s governance and representation starts with this election.
Schools emphasizing inclusion, diversity and emotional learning are doing what it takes for Oklahoma families to win.
Read today's cartoon by Kevin Siers.
"The conversation over extending domestic violence firearm restrictions to dating partners arises every few years." says April M. Zeoli of The Conversation.
She’s no closet liberal; right up until the riot, Cassidy Hutchinson was a true believer. But what she saw and heard changed that.
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Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is coming July 12 and 13, and per usual will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is coming July 12 and 13, and per usual will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
"We have serious issues that demand serious action. Like allegiance to our country and not to party leaders," says Tulsa resident Judy Ramsey.
"It seems a claim to maintain the state’s dominion and control can be made by claiming adverse possession, thereby retaining dominion and control in all areas it has historically held," says Tulsa resident Lonny Davis.
"(I)f the moderate wing of the party (does it still exist?) doesn't act to redirect the party to rationality, our problems will grow much worse," says Ponca City residident Larry Bittman.
"Can Oklahoma really hope to attract 21st century businesses when its leaders are still trapped in the past?" asks Tulsa resident Karen Cardenas.