In the digital age, frauds and scams are an unfortunate part of doing business online. During the holiday season, Social Security has traditionally seen a spike in phishing scams, and
Oklahoma convenes a new legislature every two years and 2019 will mark the opening of the 57th legislature. When the dust settled after the Nov. 6, 2018, elections, not much
Existing throughout the fabric of our society are the unmistakable threads of Native American heritage. In Oklahoma, those threads are numerous and vibrant indeed. As a member of the Chickasaw
I did not intend to write another column so soon, but I am becoming concerned by the lack of recognition of the 100-year anniversary of the armistice of World War
Throughout our history, hundreds of thousands of brave men and women have answered the call to serve in the United States military. For those who volunteer, this choice comes at
Following the recently ended fiscal year, it was reported that the federal government’s budget deficit increased significantly compared to the previous year.
While this is certainly discouraging news, the existence of a deficit is not surprising or unusual.
On Nov. 6, voters will see State Question 794 which deals with the Constitutional rights of crime victims and made its way onto the ballot through the adoption of Senate Joint Resolution 46 passed in 2017, by the 56th Legislature of Oklahoma.
Every so often an idea comes along that has just enough plausibility to garner support.
It seems just about every day we hear or read someone telling us that this is THE election. They insist that this election is somehow the most important election of our lifetime.
Recently, Congress responsibly fulfilled its most fundamental duty to the American people by funding some of the nation’s most critical and pressing needs.