When will the party learn some common sense?
The Earth didn’t exactly shake when the New York Yankees announced they would allow their players to wear beards. But the change in the half-century-old policy could stand as a symbol of our cultural epoch. That’s because, for the first time in over a century, beards are coming to be seen as…
A growing number of conservative politicians are setting the record straight about Vladimir Putin and Russia. U.S. Sen. James Lankford is among those, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.
Lessons from the 1938 Munich Agreement are fresh in the minds of Europeans. What happened nearly 90 years ago reverberate in the Ukraine battle against Russia aggression, says editor Ginnie Graham.
Trump’s envoy to Russia and Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, joked about the former president’s promise to end the Ukraine war in 24 hours, saying, “We didn’t say what day or what year.” Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations, he defended Trump’s peace strategy, which includes direct talks with…
This isolationist attitude that the current administration is embracing is beginning to be our spiritual, economic and political downfall says Arlene Chemers of Tulsa.
Make no mistake the American people will rightly blame the Republican Party as an entirety for failure to act, says Jaclyn Wertis of Jenks.
It would be helpful to have a separate camera focused on only the interpreter: a small picture placed in a corner of the frame, says Betty N. Powell of Tulsa.
Should we support the Department of Government Efficiency's actions and those of the MAGA Republicans in the U.S. House? asks Tracie Chandler of Tulsa.
I support the Constitution. I do not support authoritarian rule, says Dianna Phillips of Sand Springs.
When I feel sad and hopeless, I turn to my faith to guide me, says Ken Coughlin of Tulsa.
Tulsa’s nonpartisan municipal elections are essential for keeping our voices heard. Our City Council should stand firm on this issue, says Tulsa resident Pam Pope.
Students learn more and cheat less when their instruction and classwork are tactile instead of digital, says Rep. Rob Hall, R-Tulsa.
The law may present its quibbles. Yet as even the free market Cato Institute notes, tariffs just make everyone poorer, says Rex J. Zedalis, emeritus TU law professor.
The last thing Oklahoma needs is the spectacle seen over U.S. Supreme Court judges, in which lawmakers insert politics and use judge candidates as pawns, the editorial states.
No industry is untouched by Russian cyberattackers. We depend on our government to fight against these invasions with the same vigor as land, sea or air attacks, the editorial states.
The current effort by the Tulsa County Republican Party to turn back the clock on City of Tulsa elections shouldn't go anywhere, the editorial states.
State Auditor Cindy Byrd found troubling financial mismanagement but also assigned subjective weight to references about DEI, the editorial states.
When will the party learn some common sense?
The Earth didn’t exactly shake when the New York Yankees announced they would allow their players to wear beards. But the change in the half-century-old policy could stand as a symbol of our cultural epoch. That’s because, for the first time in over a century, beards are coming to be seen as markers of the ruling class.
A growing number of conservative politicians are setting the record straight about Vladimir Putin and Russia. U.S. Sen. James Lankford is among those, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.
Lessons from the 1938 Munich Agreement are fresh in the minds of Europeans. What happened nearly 90 years ago reverberate in the Ukraine battle against Russia aggression, says editor Ginnie Graham.
This isolationist attitude that the current administration is embracing is beginning to be our spiritual, economic and political downfall says Arlene Chemers of Tulsa.
Make no mistake the American people will rightly blame the Republican Party as an entirety for failure to act, says Jaclyn Wertis of Jenks.
It would be helpful to have a separate camera focused on only the interpreter: a small picture placed in a corner of the frame, says Betty N. Powell of Tulsa.
Should we support the Department of Government Efficiency's actions and those of the MAGA Republicans in the U.S. House? asks Tracie Chandler of Tulsa.