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Cole: For Year of Action, President Must Work with Congress

For Year of Action, President Must Work with Congress by U.S. Representative Tom Cole As President Theodore Roosevelt once wrote,

It’s time to end break on horizontal wells BY JOHN A. BROCK Oklahoma has been the best place to be

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 22, 2014 Congressman Mullin Comments on Keystone Pipeline Status MUSKOGEE – Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-2) made

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 12, 2013 Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association of Oklahoma to Change Its Name Oklahoma City, OK

Rep. Bridenstine: Caspian energy equals American security By Rep. Jim Bridenstine In a landmark achievement, the United States recently surpassed

State agencies object to proposed energy production rules in Oklahoma By Adam Wilmoth Two state agencies on Tuesday challenged proposed

Oklahoma business leaders voice support for Keystone XL A diverse group of business leaders is urging the Obama administration to

Chesapeake layoffs will ripple through Oklahoma City economy By Paul Monies Hundreds of layoffs at Chesapeake Energy Corp. on Tuesday

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, October 7, 2013 Editor’s note: This is one of a regular series of monthly columns titled “Oklahoma

Chesapeake chairman says company has too many employees Chesapeake Energy Corp. plans to finalize layoff plans by Nov. 1. By

UPDATED: Lengthy Senate report details EPA FOIA abuses BY MARK TAPSCOTT | SEPTEMBER 9, 2013 AT 12:28 PM Environmental Protection

September 3, 2013 For Immediate Release Attorney General Scott Pruitt Files Appeal for Rehearing on Regional Haze Decision OKLAHOMA CITY