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Trump administration withholds over $6 billion for after-school, summer programs and more

US Politics · United States

Trump administration withholds over $6 billion for after-school, summer programs and more

54% Center coverage: 289 sources

Day camp providers and schools are warning that a Trump administration funding freeze could wreck summer for low-income American families and wipe out some after-school programming next year.See the Story

Star witness against Kilmar Abrego Garcia won’t be deported, court records show

US Immigration · United States

Star witness against Kilmar Abrego Garcia won’t be deported, court records show

59% Center coverage: 111 sources

33 Oklahomans File Lawsuit; Ask State Supreme Court to Halt Social Studies Standards

Humane Society · Oklahoma City

33 Oklahomans File Lawsuit; Ask State Supreme Court to Halt Social Studies Standards

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

OKLAHOMA COUNTY (KFOR) – A new lawsuit, filed July 1, 2025, has asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to halt the newly approved social studies standards for public school students. The curriculum includes multiple references to the Bible, controversial theories about the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic, and disproven claims about the 2020 election. Social studies standards lawsuit tossed out, former AG speaks out The lawsuit was filed by 33 Ok…See the Story

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Oklahoma Supreme Court Begins Oral Arguments on State Question 836

Federal Grant Freeze Impacting East Tennessee Child Care Programs

Coverage: 6 sources

Donald Trump See the Story

Oklahoma State Supreme Court Narrows McGirt in Tax Ruling

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

In a case surrounding state taxes, the Oklahoma State Supreme Court ruled against tribal claims and narrowed the scope of the U.S. Supreme Court's McGirt ruling.In December 2020, Alicia Stroble filed three Oklahoma Individual Income Tax Returns for the years 2017, 2018, and 2019 and claimed her income as exempt.In order for her income to be exempt it needed to meet three criteria:must be a tribal membermust live on Indian land to which the membe…Taxes · Oklahoma City See the Story

'It's just a new day': Caddo Nation gets self-governance designation

Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Oklahoma doctors accused of fraud in massive DOJ investigation

Department of Justice · Oklahoma Read Article

Lobbyists Spent Big During Session

Oklahoma lobbyists spent more than $220,000 on food and beverages for lawmakers during the 2025 legislative session. The $222,300 in spending, reported from January 1 to May 31, is a 13.6% increase from the first five months of 2024.Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma See the Story

Oklahoma GOP leaders say open primaries are a bad idea

As an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling looms on whether voters will have the chance to open state primary elections to all, the state Republican Party is working to convince its members that State Question 836 is a bad deal. But political rhetoric differs from the argument in court.Republican Party · Oklahoma See the Story

Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics report reveals emerging drug trends in state

Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Oklahoma Supreme Court Begins Oral Arguments on State Question 836

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Voters in Oklahoma could see a change in their voting process as oral deliberations begin in the Oklahoma Supreme Court regarding State Question 836. State Question 836 aims to reform the state's primary election system, allowing all registered voters, regardless of party affiliation, to participate in primary elections. Oklahoma Standard: Thunder celebration comes full circle 30 years after OKC bombing Currently, vo…Kevin Stitt · Oklahoma City See the Story

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