The Choctaw Nation will enforce the law
In this guest opinion column, Chief Gary Batton of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma argues that the Choctaw Nation will enforce the law.
Manhood – from the inside out – part 26 – Showdown
Paula Sophia Schonauer, LCSW, continues a serial memoir where she explores the early influences and events that shaped her life.
Manhood – from the inside out – part 35 – don we now our...
Paula Sophia Schonauer, LCSW, continues a serial memoir about the early experiences in her life and how she responded.
Time for partisan jiggering of Legislature’s districts to end
State Question 801 would take the every decade job of redrawing legislative districts would allow a more scientific method of establishing representation.
Oklahoma’s unemployment crisis – direct result of Stitt’s COVID-19 policies
In Oklahoma and throughout the nation, coronavirus illuminated a deep divide in the rights and privileges of workers.
Oklahoma City ICU spaces full as Trump, Stitt let herd immunity thin us out
And as this city grapples with increased caseload, the Trump administration is adopting a “herd immunity” policy regarding COVID-19.
Zumwalt’s efforts at Employment Comm could be new ‘Oklahoma standard’
Shelley Zumwalt holds a Masterclass almost daily on how to do your job like your state depends on it. Is this the new "Oklahoma Standard"?
Assault weapons advertising is making people less safe
In this opinion piece, George Lang asserts that the proliferation of military-style weapons like the AR-15 are not making people safer.
Bice begins her second Congressional term as a conservative troll
In her first week of a new term, Congresswoman Stephanie Bice proved she is not representing Okla City in her legislation, says George Lang.
Hi-Lo, Goodbye: Club closing signals end of an OKC era
It's the closing days of OkC's haven for the weird, queer, and just offbeat. Goodbye, Hi-Lo. May we find ourselves inside you again.
Manhood – from the inside out, part 10 – Judgement Day
Paula Sophia Schonauer, LCSW, continues a serial memoir. Part 10 explores the struggle with judgement as Sophia navigated her childhood.
Inhofe, Lankford reveal questionable allegiances during COVID-19 debate
As the nation looked to lawmakers to find a way through the COVID-19 health crisis, Oklahoma's U.S. Senators James Lankford and Jim Inhofe whined.
NRA executives’ gold-plated lifestyle should make everyone angry
This first week of August is a landmark for Wayne LaPierre, chief executive officer of the NRA or National Rifle Association.
Lankford poisoning the well with bad faith arguments, bogeyman politics
wants to do the bare minimum for Oklahomans while maxing out support for Georgia Republicans
Texas legislators who broke quorum to preserve voting rights are heroes
Democratic legislators took the heroic step of walking out of the Texas House chambers and halting passage of Texas’ voter suppression bill.
