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NATO summit Updated: Thu, May 24, 2012 NATO summit Read More
OKC Thunder notebook: World Peace in another skirmish Published: Sat, May 19, 2012 Lakers star tangles with Thunder guard Russell Westbrook while going for loose ball Read More
Oklahoma woman praises Inhofe for working to secure freedom for Sri Lankan military commander Updated: Thu, May 17, 2012 The daughter of a man considered a political prisoner by the U.S. State Department says she expects her father to be released, just days after Sen. Jim Inhofe, from Oklahoma, spoke to Sri Lankan government officials. Read More
Retired Marine general explains to The Oklahoman the importance of energy independence Published: Fri, May 18, 2012 Retired Marine Maj. Gen. Anthony Jackson is urging the country to move away from foreign oil as a way to change the way it deals with conflict in the Middle East. Read More
Lower oil prices ease load on consumers in U.S. Published: Thu, May 17, 2012 Oil and gasoline prices are sinking, giving relief to businesses and consumers who a few weeks ago seemed about to face the highest fuel prices ever. Read More
United Nations not 'international busybodies' Published: Wed, May 16, 2012 “In Oklahoma, strong ties to tribal culture the norm” (Our Views, May 9) makes a good point about the generally positive status that is enjoyed by American Indians in this state. But the editorial goes off course when it suggests that “international busybodies” are seeking “to undermine the strong... Read More
David Ignatius: A compelling plan for Iranian talks Published: Sun, May 13, 2012 WASHINGTON — Let's assume the signals from the White House and Tehran are reliable, and that Iran is serious about an agreement to remove its existing stockpile of 20 percent-enriched uranium from the country and stop producing more. What happens then? This question of “next steps” in the Iran nuclear talks... Read More
Twin suicide car bombs fatal for dozens in Syria Published: Fri, May 11, 2012 DAMASCUS, Syria — Twin suicide car bombs exploded outside a military intelligence building and killed 55 people Thursday, tossing mangled bodies in the street in the deadliest attack against a regime target since the Syrian uprising began 14 months ago. The bombings fueled fears of a rising Islamic militant... Read More
Reuters -- Special Report: Chesapeake's deepest well: Wall Street Updated: Wed, May 9, 2012 NEW YORK — Far from the drilling rigs of Oklahoma, America's second-largest natural gas producer is having to dig ever deeper into the well that really fueled its growth: Wall Street. In a Times Square office building, a team tapped by Chesapeake Energy Corp deployed more than 40 bankers, lawyers and other... Read More
Tribes making sure old treaties are honored Published: Sun, May 6, 2012 In response to Norm Waldroop (Your Views, April 22): Early Indian treaties contained concessions by the tribes to give up vast amounts of their original homelands for much smaller tracts called reservations. This first land exchange treaty was concluded in 1817; for the next 30 years, treaty making mainly focused... Read More
Oklahoma medical news briefs Published: Sun, May 6, 2012 MEDICAL NOTES ‘Viewer' helps nurses find newborns' tiny veins In the neonatal intensive care unit at Mercy in Oklahoma City, Mercy is conducting research with a “vein viewer” to start IVs more easily in newborns in an attempt to save them from the discomfort of multiple needle sticks. “Babies in the NICU... Read More
TransCanada files new application for permit to build Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to Nebraska Published: Sat, May 5, 2012 The Canadian pipeline company wants the U.S. State Department to rely on research gathered for its previous application, but environmental groups want the review process to start from scratch. Read More
US asparagus industry sees slight recovery Updated: Tue, Apr 24, 2012 PASCO, Wash. — Asparagus farmers crushed for decades by a flood of South American imports have begun to expand production again in the hope that healthy eating trends and demand for homegrown vegetables will help bolster prices and sales of their stalks. U.S. asparagus production is still only a third of what it... Read More
3 More die in Oklahoma as a result of flu Published: Thu, Mar 22, 2012 The number of flu-related deaths in Oklahoma thus far this year doubled from three to six in the past week — although the total number of confirmed flu cases remains sharply below 2011 levels. The Oklahoma State Department of Health reports the latest deaths include two in Oklahoma County and one in Osage... Read More
Social Security is just one part of the global economy Published: Mon, Jan 2, 2012 Q: I'll bet you got a lot of hate mail from readers after you printed the column in which you explained that a Canadian citizen could get American Social Security benefits — even if she moves back to Canada. Is it any wonder our Social Security system is in such trouble if we're sending all of our hard-earned... Read More
Give peace a chance Updated: Sun, Dec 18, 2011 In an era when "Angry Birds" can hardly get along, it's nice to see someone extending an olive branch _ or, even better, a chic accessory. A Peace Treaty, a brand founded by Farah Malik (a Pakistani Muslim) and Dana Arbib (a Libyan Jew), offers hand-crafted items from artisans in impoverished regions (like cashmere... Read More
No need to 'register' with Social Security Published: Mon, Dec 5, 2011 Q: I will be 65 in February 2012. I'm still working and plan to keep working until I'm 70. A friend told me that I have to register with the Social Security Administration three months before my 65th birthday even though I don't plan to take my Social Security yet. Is this true? A: There really is no such thing as... Read More
Federal agency sides with Cherokee freedmen Published: Tue, Sep 13, 2011 WASHINGTON — A key federal agency announced Monday it will not recognize any action by the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma that does not accord full citizenship rights to freedmen. “I urge you to consider carefully the Nation's next steps in proceeding with an election that does not comply with federal law,”... Read More
More Internet lies uncovered Published: Wed, Aug 24, 2011 Last week, I resurrected a column from about a year ago that refuted some allegations from a diatribe foolishly called a "Social Security History Lesson" that has been polluting the Internet for years. Even though it's full of lies that should be apparent to anyone who reads it, it seems to gain legitimacy the... Read More
GRDA official: Some toxins in Grand Lake are 18 times World Health Organization's maximum level Updated: Fri, Jul 1, 2011 LANGLEY -- The Grand River Dam Authority early Friday issued a warning against swimming in Grand Lake until further notice and said later in the day that a toxic algae outbreak is the biggest on a lake in state history. One official said today that some toxin levels in the lake are 18 times greater than the World... Read More
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