We were willing to accept whichever plan the Oklahoma Department of Transportation selected for the new I-40 interchange in Clinton because ODOT is the highway expert, not us.

The choice facing Republicans

Legally, Donald Trump was acquitted by the U.S. Senate. But politically, he has been found guilty by the American public. And the clash between those two judgments is creating a jagged split right down the middle of the Republican Party.

While watching the impeachment trial of former President Trump, there is something that should concern us all.

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You may have heard that a 9-year-old was recently pepper-sprayed by a police officer in Rochester, NY. But did you happen to watch the whole video of what transpired?

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After Republicans lost the White House and both chambers of Congress last November, you might think they'd be asking themselves: How can we attract more voters in the next election?

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We hit the ground running this past week for the start of the first session of the 58 Legislature, beginning with Gov. Kevin Stitt’s third State of the State address.

After being isolated for nearly a year because of COVID-19, we have decided to do more talking and less texting in 2021 – especially with family and friends.

Being able to hear someone’s voice is the next best thing to seeing them in person.

Still a chance of finding compromise

President Biden faces a major decision just weeks into his presidency: Does he genuinely try to work with Republicans to produce a bipartisan compromise aimed at alleviating the damage done by the pandemic?

Old views from new administration

"We will never again sow division. Scripture tells “ us to envision that everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree and no one shall make them afraid." That's from Amanda Gorman's poem, "The Hill We Climb," which she read at the recent inauguration.

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