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This Is Ground Zero in the Conservative Quest for More Patriotic and Christian Public Schools

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Oklahoma has spent years reshaping public schools to integrate lessons about Jesus and encourage pride in America’s history. By the time the second Trump administration began espousing its “America First” agenda, Oklahoma had been there, done that.See the Story

Appropriations chairman bullish on full-year spending bills after shutdown

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Changes Could Be Headed to Walters' Controversial Social Studies Standards

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'Not going to work': GOP senators slam Trump Pentagon chief's 'ill-advised' proposal

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Prominent Republican lawmakers are warning that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s newly announced restrictions on communication between the Pentagon and Congress will backfire, NBC News reported Wednesday. They are calling the move misguided and unworkable.“It is ill-advised, and it’s not going to work,” House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole (R-Okla.) told NBC News. Cole, whose Oklahoma district includes major military installations su…Pete Hegseth · Washington See the Story

This Is Ground Zero in the Conservative Quest for More Patriotic and Christian Public Schools

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New Oklahoma schools superintendent rescinds mandate for Bible instruction in schools

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Oklahoma’s new public schools superintendent announced Wednesday he is rescinding a mandate from his predecessor that forced schools to place Bibles in classrooms and incorporate the book into lesson plans for students.Oklahoma Politics · Oklahoma See the Story

Tulsa Council Hears Pushback From Freedmen Descendants Amid Park Vote

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Just about anything can spark a thoughtful discussion. During the Oct. 15 at Tulsa's city council meeting, it was Stickball Park.Its a park with historical significance in the Muscogee-Creek Nation. The council voted, unanimously, to cede control of the park back to the tribe. Before the council voted, it heard some pushback.WATCH: Tulsa council hears pushback from Freedmen descendants amid park vote Tulsa council hears pushback from Freedmen de…Tulsa · Tulsa See the Story

Nevada Senators Want an End to the Shutdown. They Say GOP Leaders Aren’t Negotiating. - The Nevada Independent

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Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, one of just two Democrats to back the GOP funding bill, said Republicans need to negotiate on ACA subsidies.Republican Party · Oklahoma See the Story

Abandoned Marijuana Grow Sites Create Environmental Challenges in Oklahoma

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Oklahoma lawmakers are grappling with the environmental impact of abandoned marijuana grow sites.Marijuana · Oklahoma See the Story

Rainier Development Company and Muscogee (Creek) Nation Announce 37-Acre Riverline in Tulsa

Rainier Development Company, a Dallas-based national real estate developer, in partnership with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, this week announced plans for Riverline, a $400 million, 37-acre mixed-use destination poised to transform south Tulsa's landscape. The post Rainier Development Company and Muscogee (Creek) Nation announce 37-acre Riverline in Tulsa first appeared on The Journal Record.Tulsa · Tulsa See the Story

33,000 OKCians Decide $2.7 Billion Bond Package... - The Lost Ogle

If you’re one of the people who voted in yesterday’s bond election, I have some good news – you’re a much better citizen than me and, ohhh, about 400,000 other Oklahoma Citians. In case you missed it, roughly 33,000 Oklahoma City voters went to the polls yesterday and easily passed a massive bond issue that’s…Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

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Changes Could Be Headed to Walters' Controversial Social Studies Standards

Appropriations chairman bullish on full-year spending bills after shutdown

This Is Ground Zero in the Conservative Quest for More Patriotic and Christian Public Schools

Appropriations chairman bullish on full-year spending bills after shutdown

Changes Could Be Headed to Walters' Controversial Social Studies Standards

'Not going to work': GOP senators slam Trump Pentagon chief's 'ill-advised' proposal

This Is Ground Zero in the Conservative Quest for More Patriotic and Christian Public Schools

New Oklahoma schools superintendent rescinds mandate for Bible instruction in schools

Tulsa Council Hears Pushback From Freedmen Descendants Amid Park Vote

Nevada Senators Want an End to the Shutdown. They Say GOP Leaders Aren’t Negotiating. - The Nevada Independent

Abandoned Marijuana Grow Sites Create Environmental Challenges in Oklahoma

Rainier Development Company and Muscogee (Creek) Nation Announce 37-Acre Riverline in Tulsa

33,000 OKCians Decide $2.7 Billion Bond Package... - The Lost Ogle

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Nevada Senators Want an End to the Shutdown. They Say GOP Leaders Aren’t Negotiating. - The Nevada Independent

Abandoned Marijuana Grow Sites Create Environmental Challenges in Oklahoma

Rainier Development Company and Muscogee (Creek) Nation Announce 37-Acre Riverline in Tulsa

33,000 OKCians Decide $2.7 Billion Bond Package... - The Lost Ogle