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Fallin Considers Whether To Sign, Veto Common Core By Sean Murphy, The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY — The fate of the

History: OK County Gives Lankford Homefield Advantage

Oklahoma County could be key in U.S. Senate race Since at least 1968, no U.S. Senate candidate has won a

Oklahoma Democratic Party data policy favors incumbents, candidate says by Randy Ellis Democrat Bruce Fisher says when he decided to

2014 Oklahoma legislative session didn’t provide much reason to celebrate The Oklahoman Editorial BACK when Democrats controlled state government, we

McCain: Tom Coburn should be next VA secretary By: Susan Davis, USA Today Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., wants retiring Sen.

Tulsa World Editorial endorsement: For Joy Hofmeister By World’s Editorial Writers It’s time for a new Oklahoma Superintendent of Public

Read more of Costello’s interview with the New American here.

Primaries sneaking up on Tulsa area voters; here’s a rundown of races By Randy Krehbiel World Staff Writer The 2014

To: Interested Parties From: Randall Gutermuth Re: Key Findings from Recent Oklahoma GOP Primary Survey Date: May 30, 2014 The

Rep. Mullin visits troops in Afghanistan over Memorial Day weekend FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 28, 2014 WASHINGTON – Congressman Markwayne

Oklahoma U.S. Rep. James Lankford wants to continue oversight work in U.S. Senate by Chris Casteel WASHINGTON — Rep. James

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 30, 2014 Governor Mary Fallin Signs Major Pension Reform Bill OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today