Stitt and Edmondson view Mary Fallin label as insult
When gubernatorial candidates are not raising money for campaign expenses and TV commercials, they visit different communities and recite stump speeches.
Sometimes they appear with...
Data reveal opportunity gaps along demographic lines
In recent years, we have heard plenty of sad news about our home state. We learned in 2016 that life expectancies of poor Oklahomans...
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Editorial: Gathering Place gun drama epitomizes politics
As the old saying goes, this is why we can't have nice things.
Tulsa's massive, creative and game-changing new park — A Gathering Place —...
Value of Walmart eye test debated with SQ 793
While I don't think this is the kind of task a Walmart eye test would be include, I've become fairly interested in SQ 793 and...
Photo essay: A world of people behind screens
Whether you’re gaming, socializing or doing business, most online interactions let participants give only as much information as they are willing to disclose, pre-selected...
Challenges to the first rule of health care persist
This is the fourth effort in an ongoing serialization about how the collaboration of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and Chase Bank (which I refer to...
Letter: Kavanaugh hearings show flaw in branches of government
To the editors:
The U.S. Constitution, that much valued paper used as a weapon of convenience to hit the opposing party with but not much...
Editorial: Good to observe OKC Indigenous Peoples Day
Today is the first OKC Indigenous Peoples Day thanks to a proclamation from new Mayor David Holt.
Holt and those who pushed for the re-designation...
OU College of Law’s Brian McCall another lurking fundamentalist
On Sept. 30, the OU Daily reported that University of Oklahoma law professor and associate dean Brian McCall argued in a 2014 book that,...
Young people, make government what you want: Vote
As young people, it can feel as if we are occupying an age in which someone else decides the rules. Only about 46 percent of...
