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Letter: On DACA, James Lankford shows ‘Wonder Bread’ morality
To the editors:
A recent story on Politico details the Senate's ongoing failures to enact immigration reform to support the "dreamers." For millions of our...
Challenges to watch as OKCPS ‘pathway’ is implemented
The battle over Classen SAS High School and Northeast Academy grabbed most of the attention during the June 10 Oklahoma City Public Schools board...
‘Home is here’: DACA walkout features love for Oklahoma
Given the criticism of immigrants these last few years, one might be surprised by the message Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals students are delivering...
The whole world is watching Donald Trump
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Since U.S. news plays prominently around the world, the question I am asked most often right now is what I think will happen...
Connect your community to coverage as a NonDoc news ambassador
Do you appreciate independent journalism while wishing more people in your community knew how to find accurate stories about important information? Do you have...
Hangover highlights: Embrace the Red River chaos in OU’s victory over Texas
In the seminal comedy, The Blues Brothers, the titular duo found themselves in a police chase driving a car in a shopping mall.
As they...
New OKC food halls make for tough choices
Have you been to one of the new OKC food halls yet? Judging from the crowds, I'm guessing the answer is "yes." I've only...
Planned Parenthood Action: New abortion restrictions hurt Oklahomans
The Oklahoma Legislature, in race to prove which state in the nation is most hostile to abortion access, sent four anti-abortion bills to Governor...
Joe Hight explains the ‘Unnecessary Sorrow’ of brother’s mental illness
Joe Hight’s Unnecessary Sorrow: A Journalist Investigates the Life and Death of His Older Brother Ordained, Discarded, Slain by Police is timely and compelling....
Cubs group: 144 days until Opening Day
Sure, the World Series just ended, but it's never too early to think about next season for die-hard fans of any sports team.
I am...