WASHINGTON, D.C. - Officials with the National Newspaper Association announced their support last week for a new bill that would force retailers to disclose food stamp payments. The measure follows
The meeting room is like so many others in Oklahoma, with a standard conference table, overhead projector and wall map. Attendees exchange small talk and grab coffee from the back
On the Fourth of July, we celebrate the courage, conviction and boldness of those who came before us live up to the proclamations made in that original creed.
For decades, the officials of the old Southwest Football Conference were considered the most biased in the game.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) today released its 2019 Child Well-being Legislative Report Card. The Report Card tracks 25 key pieces of legislation related to
A key confidante of Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has withdrawn as an outside attorney in the state’s ongoing opioid trial, saying his work on pretrial strategy and settlement discussions
WASHINGTON, DC – Senator James Lankford (R-OK) recently provided brief remarks on the Senate floor ahead of the 75th anniversary of D-Day on June 6, 2019. Lankford also spoke separately
I’ve never been one to dwell on all the unforeseen human tragedies that could potentially occur on a dayto-day basis. Call me an optimist if you will, or maybe naive
This week, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) is expected to consider a rule that will terminate eligibility for Medicaid if some mail communications are "returned to sender." This rule,
District 65 at the Capitol and at Home Although session won’t end for another few weeks, I’ve been reflecting on what my first year in the legislature has consisted of.