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Zeldin Cites ‘Legitimate Questions’ About Contrails as EPA Launches Webpage to Combat Conspiracy

Lee Zeldin · United States

Zeldin Cites ‘Legitimate Questions’ About Contrails as EPA Launches Webpage to Combat Conspiracy

52% Right coverage: 29 sources

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin said Thursday that Americans have “legitimate questions” about airplane contrails as his agency launches webpages aimed at combatting misinformation on the topic. See the Story

Florida Lawmakers, Scientists Warn NOAA Cuts Could Have Major Impacts During Hurricane Season

Florida Lawmakers, Scientists Warn NOAA Cuts Could Have Major Impacts During Hurricane Season

53% Center coverage: 17 sources

South Florida lawmakers and top hurricane scientists are sounding the alarm over proposed federal budget cuts that would shut down key weather research facilities.See the Story

Knox County Parents Speak Out over West High Coach Suspension, Phone Policy

Knox County Parents Speak Out over West High Coach Suspension, Phone Policy

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Parents protested the suspension of West High's football coach as Knox Schools debated phone rules and student insurance policy changes.See the Story

ODOC Fights to Prevent Medical Parole Hearing for Dying Prisoner - Oklahoma Watch

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Oklahoma WatchMedical · Stilwell See the Story

Long Story Short: After Two Years of Debate, Schools Get Months to Ban Phones - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Oklahoma Watch · After Two Years of Debate, Schools Get Months to Ban Phones Paul Monies examined how school districts are addressing a new state law prohibiting cell phones in schools. Keaton Ross reported on why Oklahoma’s $74 million deal to outsource its prison food service operations was cancelled. Jake Ramsey reported on the speed at which a tenant can be evicted in Oklahoma. Ted Streuli hosts. The post Long Story Short: After Two Years of…Mobile Phones · Kerr County See the Story

Do states with fewer gun laws and more guns have higher suicide rates? - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Yes. A KFF analysis of CDC data divided the states equally into three groups — those with the most, moderate, and the fewest firearm law provisions — and found that states with the fewest gun law provisions had twice the gun suicide rate of states with the most, at a rate of 10.8 per 100,000 people. States with the most, moderate, and the least firearm law provisions had averages of 61, 19, and six provisions, respectively. Oklahoma has eight …Gun Laws · Oklahoma City Read Article

A Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Is Pushing to Make Healthier Food More Accessible to Tribes - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Oklahoma WatchOklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

State’s Prison Food Contract Canceled Over Nutritional Deficiencies - Oklahoma Watch

Coverage: 2 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Oklahoma WatchOklahoma, United States · Oklahoma See the Story

[Opinion] AG Opinion: Door Badge Swipes are Public Records - Oklahoma Watch

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Open the article to view the coverage from Oklahoma WatchOpinion · Oklahoma City See the Story

Are Rural Hospitals in Oklahoma at Risk of Closing? - Oklahoma Watch

Coverage: 2 sources

Yes. The Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform identified 47 rural hospitals in Oklahoma that are at risk of closing, with 23 of them at immediate risk of closing. Those at immediate risk of closing have been experiencing losses over a multi-year period without sufficient funding while those that are merely at risk receive some amount of funding to offset losses. According to the American Hospital Association, the One Big Beautiful B…Republican Party · Georgia See the Story

Long Story Short: RFK Jr. Brings MAHA to Oklahoma - Oklahoma Watch

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Oklahoma Watch · RFK Jr. Brings MAHA to Oklahoma Paul Monies discusses federal HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent visit to the Oklahoma Capitol on his Make America Healthy Again tour. J.C. Hallman shares a unique story from Tulsa about Vietnam veteran Leroy Theodore and St. Francis Hospital. Keaton Ross, who covers criminal justice for Oklahoma Watch, recently reported with Haley Parsley on Oklahoma’s civil asset forfeiture law. Ted St…Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Oklahoma City See the Story

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