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Sen. Lankford joins Nevada Sen. Rosen in demanding action from tech giant, says foreign agents and extremists are abusing Facebook and Instagram to ‘spread hate, fuel antisemitism, and sow discord’ 

Oklahoma – “We cannot continue to play catch up as foreign agents and extremists abuse American social media platforms to spread hate, fuel antisemitism, and sow discord on American soil and across the globe,” Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford said as he pressed Meta to take…

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Pedestrian struck and killed on westbound I-44 near river bridge by Elwood Avenue, Oklahoma Highway Patrol urges anyone with video to come forward 

Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is asking for witnesses and video footage following a fatal vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision on westbound I-44 near the river bridge by Elwood Avenue on September 10. The crash occurred between approximately 7 and 8:30 p.m., according to investigators. OHP is…

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AG Drummond reacts to court’s decision in connection with his lawsuit over proposed Inola aluminum smelter, says ‘This case belongs in Oklahoma state court under Oklahoma law’ 

Oklahoma – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond applauded a federal court’s decision to return his lawsuit over the proposed Inola aluminum smelter to Rogers County District Court, saying the case belongs in state court and that he will continue fighting the project on behalf of…

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Gov. Stitt takes aim at Texas after Gov. Abbott announces three-year degree plan, says “Oklahoma always a step above Texas” as OU pioneers 90-hour bachelor’s degree 

Oklahoma – Gov. Kevin Stitt took aim at Texas while highlighting Oklahoma’s push toward faster college degrees, saying Oklahoma is “always a step above Texas” as the University of Oklahoma moves forward with 90-hour bachelor’s degree programs. “Oklahoma – always a step above Texas!” Stitt…