Spring and Summer Travel to Mexico Is Still Happening: Your Ultimate Guide to Sun, Style, Safety Tips, and Nonstop Flight Deals
Despite recent headlines, Mexico still tops the list for a warm-weather escape. Whether for spring break or a summer getaway, travelers continue to flock everywhereโfrom the ultra-buzzy streets of Mexicoโฆ
Read MoreAmericans are losing HIV care. The Real Housewives want you to know about it.ย
WASHINGTON, D.C. โย Thousands of low-income Americans with HIV are losingโฆ
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Can Markwayne Mullin Be Trusted to Lead DHS? Senators Press Accountability and Judgment
WASHINGTON โ What began as a routine confirmation hearing quicklyโฆ
Read MoreDr. Tiffany Crutcher Gives Back to Langston University with $5,000 Donation on Founders Day
TULSA, Okla. — Dr. Tiffany Crutcher, co-founder and executive directorโฆ
Read MoreMarkwayne Mullin Faces Sharp Scrutiny, Fiery Exchange With Rand Paul at Homeland Security Confirmation Hearing
WASHINGTON โ What began as a routine confirmation hearing quicklyโฆ
Read MoreIslandwide blackout hits Cuba as it struggles with deepening energy crisis
HAVANA (AP) โ Officials inย Cubaย reported an islandwide blackout Monday inโฆ
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Politics & Opinions
Hern enters Senate race following Mullinโs Cabinet nomination
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern announced Wednesday that he will seek the Republican Partyโs nomination for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by U.S. Sen. Markwayne Mullin. Mullin wasโฆ
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Study Finds Colon Cancer Deaths In The US On The Rise
In a striking reversal of long-term medical trends, colorectal cancer (CRC) has shifted from a disease predominantly associated with theโฆ
Read MoreNAACP Announces AI-Focused Healthcare Initiative
The rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into medicine promises a future of personalized treatment, faster diagnostics, and improved patientโฆ
Read MoreDr. Syeachia Dennis on Why Community-Based Investment Is Central to Medicaid Care
For Dr. Syeachia Dennis, improving health outcomes in Oklahoma starts long before a patient walks into a doctorโs office. Asโฆ
Read MoreHow Food Insecurity Is Fueling Mental Health Struggles in Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. โ Hunger does more than leave families wondering where their next meal will come from.ย In Tulsa, it isโฆ
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Black History Month Turns 100, But the Fight to Teach It Isnโt Over
As the United States marks a century of Black History, Black educators continue to lead efforts to honor Dr. Carter G. Woodson,โฆ
Read MoreColin Kaepernick says taking a knee was ‘absolutely worth it’
Colin Kaepernick hasn’t thrown an NFL pass in nearly over a decade, but let him tell it, he has no regrets. โThinkingโฆ
Read MoreAustralia bans social media for users under 16
In a move watched closely by governments worldwide, Australia has become the first nation to implement a blanket ban on social media for children underโฆ
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Justice & Environment
Black Creek leaders seek GAO records tied to Freedmen citizenship debate
TULSA, Okla. โ Attorneys representing Black Creek descendants in an ongoing citizenship dispute with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation are requesting records from the federalโฆ
Read MoreSCOTUS considers whether plea deals block all appeals in Oklahoma
WASHINGTON — The ability to appeal or not to appeal was the question before the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, as justices considered howโฆ
Read MoreCatastrophe Looms: Hurricane Melissa’s Threat to Jamaica
Cole balancing local promises, Trump cuts in NOAA budget fight
Oklahoma ranks seventh among top 10 states for weather damage
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