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1889 Study: New AP US History Guidelines Are Biased

1889 INSTITUTE PUBLISHES PAPER THAT SAYS NEW AP U.S. HISTORY GUIDELINES ARE BIASED Framework Changed for New AP U.S. History Content

Council in Stillwater unanimously approves rules for oil, gas drilling by Adam Wilmoth STILLWATER — The Stillwater City Council on Monday

National report gives Oklahoma government finances a high mark by The Oklahoman Editorial Board OKLAHOMA lawmakers have slogged through several

4 private OK colleges lose contraception case appeal by Carla Hinton An appellate court ruled Tuesday against four Oklahoma private

Survey Shows Patients Prefer Full Access to Medications Containing Pseudoephedrine Survey Of Cold, Cough And Allergy Sufferers In Five States

Attorney General Pruitt Files New Brief in Ten Commandments Case In reply brief, AG asks court to reconsider ruling because

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE State Chamber Files Lawsuit Against EPA Over Water Rule Unprecedented power grab would drive up costs

Oklahoma AG Scott Pruitt Sues EPA for Unlawful Clean Power Plan Rule Rule threatens Oklahoma power reliability, affordability OKLAHOMA CITY

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) announced upcoming staff changes in his district office. Effective July 31, District Director

Oklahoma AG Scott Pruitt Sues EPA for Unlawful Clean Power Plan Rule Rule threatens Oklahoma power reliability, affordability OKLAHOMA CITY –

Save the Date for the Third Annual Defenders of Liberty Awards! It’s once again time to unite to recognize and

Losing Little Dixie: How Decades Of Democratic Dominance Came To An End In Southeast Oklahoma By LOGAN LAYDEN Southeast Oklahoma