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Kids these days: A March For Our Lives feature
The sight was something to behold: a two-mile-long line of people stretching across the three lanes of Lincoln Boulevard, en route to the Oklahoma...
Letter: Death by asphyxiation immoral, inhumane
To the editors:
Death by asphyxiation, the latest in a long list of bad ideas emanating from Oklahoma leadership, seeks to euthanize prisoners by nitrogen-induced...
Editorial: Would 5 percent GPT do the trick?
Today marks exactly one week before Oklahoma teachers are expected to walk out of their schools and flood the state Capitol unless lawmakers pass...
Amid Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook advertising seems creepier
Remember the good old days when your Facebook feed consisted of nothing but videos of cats and people insulting each other back and forth,...
From brain to bones, Oklahoma Capitol’s renovation impressive
More than I'd like to admit, covering the Oklahoma State Capitol can feel like banging your head against a wall.
A week ago Friday, metaphor...
Letter: Bankers’ association president responds to S. 2155 criticisms
To the editors:
For purposes of debate, it might be helpful if Brian Beuchaw read the actual language of the bill rather than Sen. Elizabeth...
OSU’s Big Data Conference revealed glimpses of future
In his 2016 book The Rise and Fall of American Growth, economic historian Robert Gordon explains how the technology-driven, rapid economic growth from 1870 to 1970...
Media exacerbate Donald Trump’s compulsive lying
Donald Trump is a compulsive liar, and we all know that. Now, he even admits it.
Recently, Trump was recorded admitting that he lied to...
Letter: Conflicting editorials muddy #OklaEd insights
To the editors:
Did anyone see Sunday's Oklahoman? There was a great story by Ben Felder on the front page, right alongside a front-page editorial...
A serious conversation about Oklahoma education
With a teachers’ strike now looming and a state Legislature that appears incapable of figuring out how to fund a teacher pay raise, perhaps...