Oklahoma delegation react to President Donald Trump’s address to Congress
To Trump’s right, Democrat legislators and their guests refused to stand or applaud the president, holding signs that read “save Medicaid,” “Musk steals” and “false.” Wearing pink in protest, they criticized Trump during the speech, and some walked out early.
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Turned down by state, Oklahoma schools chief is out to raise funds for Trump-endorsed BiblesThe state superintendent acknowledged there has been resistance to his goal of getting Bibles into classrooms.
Oklahoma's top public schools official is continuing his quest to put a Bible in classrooms. Republican State Superintendent ...
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters is partnering with Lee Greenwood in a nationwide campaign to donate Bibles to ...
Convicted murderer John Fitzgerald Hanson was returned to Oklahoma Saturday from a federal prison in Louisiana to face ...
Oklahoma is one of the states that gave Trump his largest victories last year. It now faces potential FAA and NOAA cuts.
Hanson arrived in Oklahoma to face a likely execution by the state for his murder conviction. The Biden administration ...
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‘Manufactured political drama’: Oklahoma AG smacks down state schools chief's Trump inquiryCalling the inquiry a “manufactured political drama,” Oklahoma’s attorney general declined state Superintendent Ryan Walters’ ...
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GOP senator parrots Justin Trudeau's unwanted nickname as he defends Trump's Canada tariffsDuring a press conference earlier this week, Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that the Republican leader “feels ...
The push for English: Trump's executive order and Oklahoma's longstanding commitment to the language
President Donald Trump signed an executive order that designates English as the official language of the United States. This ...
The Oklahoma City Federal Building, built to replace the Murrah building destroyed by terrorists, is being targeted for sale as part of Trump cuts.
Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) announced that three federal offices in Oklahoma, including the National Weather Center, will not be terminated after conversations with President Donald Trump’s administration ...
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