New Rule Could Be Costly for Food Service Workers
A new rule by the Trump Administration will give employers the option to share their workers tips or deposit the tips in their own pockets. In December the U.S. Department
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June Ballot Set For Medical Marijuana Question
On June 26th, 2018, Oklahoma voters will decide the fate of State Question 788, the Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative. The proposal would legalize marijuana for medical purposes in Oklahoma, but
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Governor Delivers Her Final State of the state Speech
OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican Governor Mary Fallin gave her final state of the state address Monday. Fallin told a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature that she felt hopeful that a
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Groups Call for Humphreys Resignation After His Controversial LGBT Comments
Recently, a former Oklahoma City mayor compared sexual predators to members of the LGBTQ community. Kirk Humphreys, former mayor and member of the University of Oklahoma’s Board of Regents, has
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FCC Repeals Net Neutrality in Heated Debate
FCC Repeals Net Neutrality in Heated Debate Members of the Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 to repeal the 2015 net neutrality rules of the internet Thursday. However, before the vote
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Trump Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel Capitol
On Thursday, President Donald Trump announced he would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. This move is in direct opposition to a long standing precedent of signing waivers to
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UPDATE: Budget Deal Passes Senate; Headed To Governor’s Office
State Senators on Friday approved a final budget measure, passing a measure that cuts $60 million from more than four dozen state agencies, taps the state’s Rainy Day fund for
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Rep. John Bennett Remarks Gain Criticism from OK GOP
This week, State Representative John Bennett, R- Sallisaw, said state agencies were terrorists at the State Capitol. Bennett said state agencies were misleading constituents when it came to covering the
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Frequent Natural Disasters Make Recovery Difficult
Within a one month period, the world has faced difficult circumstances. Back to back hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural disasters have disrupted lives and caused citizens to struggle through the
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Myanmar Struggles With Violence, Genocide
Babies are being killed and their mothers are being raped in Myanmar. Ahmed Jasim Rashid is an Oklahoma City Community College international student from Qatar, said children have been the victims
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