Questions Arise for Oklahoma’s U.S. Senate Term
The Oklahoma Attorney General is being asked to give an official opinion on whether the winner of the U.S. Senate race should immediately… 0
Lankford Introduces Resolution Remembering Victims of Chinese Communist Party
U.S. Senator James Lankford and U.S. Senator Angus King have introduced a bipartisan resolution marking the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party… 0
Ferate: Oklahoma Should Build Its Way Into the AI Future
By A.J. Ferate Two things can be true at the same time. On one hand, electric consumers deserve the lowest-cost electricity possible. Utilities,… 0
Drummond Raises Security Concerns Over Chinese Suppliers of GLP-1 Ingredients
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking federal officials to address what he says are national security and consumer safety risks involving Chinese… 0
Study Looks at Alternatives to Long-Term Suspensions for Elementary Students
Oklahoma lawmakers are examining whether alternative education programs could provide another option for elementary students facing behavioral problems and long-term suspensions. Oklahoma Representative… 0
Three Oklahoma Universities Approved for Shorter Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Three Oklahoma public universities have been approved to offer bachelor’s degree programs requiring fewer credit hours than a traditional four-year degree. The Oklahoma… 0
Oklahoma Considered for Relocation of Valley Forge Military College
Oklahoma is among three states being considered as a potential new home for Valley Forge Military College, a two-year military college currently located… 0
Cole: One of my Most Meaningful Duties
By Congressman Tom Cole As a member of Congress, I have been entrusted to represent Oklahoma’s Fourth District through voting on legislation and… 0
OICA: Working to Preserve the Social Safety Net
By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman OKLAHOMA CITY – Last week, I traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with members… 0
Pederson Study Examines Changes to Foreign Land Ownership Law
Oklahoma Senator Roland Pederson held an interim study examining possible changes to a new state law restricting land ownership by foreign adversaries near… 0