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US Politics · Israel

Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

Three Wild Months on Wall Street: Stocks Hit Record Highs, Dollar Stumbles to Historic Lows

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New York (CNN) — US stocks on Monday opened higher, set to cap off a strong month and a remarkable second quarter for Wall Street.Donald Trump · New York See the Story

Draft Picks Sorber and Barnhizer Embrace Thunder Culture

55% Left coverage: 20 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma City draft picks Thomas Sorber and Brooks Barnhizer sounded like Thunder veterans during their introductory press conference on Saturday.Parade · Oklahoma City See the Story

Worker confidence drops to new post-pandemic low, survey says

U.S. worker confidence hit a new low in Q2 2025 as inflation, layoffs and trade fears fuel pessimism, especially among younger workers. The post Worker confidence drops to new post-pandemic low, survey says first appeared on The Journal Record.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

Sharpe: When the timing isn’t right

I don’t remember exactly when it happened, but I know when I first noticed the pain. It was about 27 years ago, after a volleyball match against the University of Pennsylvania, in their gym. The post Sharpe: When the timing isn’t right first appeared on The Journal Record.Volleyball · Oklahoma City Read Article

Oklahoma HOSA earns 46 awards at international event

Oklahoma HOSA earned 46 awards at the 2025 HOSA International Leadership Conference, showcasing excellence in health science education. The post Oklahoma HOSA earns 46 awards at international event first appeared on The Journal Record.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

Under fire, Oklahoma County jail trust votes to evaluate its future

The Oklahoma County jail trust launches a formal review amid calls for its dissolution, chronic understaffing and a projected $5.8M budget shortfall. The post Under fire, Oklahoma County jail trust votes to evaluate its future first appeared on The Journal Record.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

OIGA Conference and Trade Show marks 30 years of industry growth

Nearly 3,000 tribal gaming professionals will gather in OKC July 14-16 for OIGA’s 30th annual conference, showcasing industry growth and impact. The post OIGA Conference and Trade Show marks 30 years of industry growth first appeared on The Journal Record.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

Stecklein: Lawmakers love to grade schools. Here’s a taste of their own medicine

Covering Oklahoma’s Legislature for over a decade, it’s difficult not to feel cynical about the end of session and all the work left undone because they focused on inconsequential or unnecessary priorities. The post Stecklein: Lawmakers love to grade schools. Here’s a taste of their own medicine first appeared on The Journal Record.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City Read Article

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Trump says Israel-Iran ceasefire is in effect after deal initially faltered

Oklahoma seeks to exclude soda, candy from food stamp purchases

Center Jaylin Williams Signs $24 Million Extension With Thunder

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Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

Three Wild Months on Wall Street: Stocks Hit Record Highs, Dollar Stumbles to Historic Lows

Draft Picks Sorber and Barnhizer Embrace Thunder Culture

Worker confidence drops to new post-pandemic low, survey says

Sharpe: When the timing isn’t right

Oklahoma HOSA earns 46 awards at international event

Under fire, Oklahoma County jail trust votes to evaluate its future

OIGA Conference and Trade Show marks 30 years of industry growth

Stecklein: Lawmakers love to grade schools. Here’s a taste of their own medicine

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