Jonathan Small

Each year, parents across Oklahoma pay for their children to attend sports camps. Those parents may be surprised to learn that the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) now treats

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In policy debates, facts matter even if everyone is entitled to his own opinions about those facts.

“Environmental, social, and governance” (ESG) investing has become prominent in the financial world, as some large asset managers have vowed to invest money based on political goals rather than maximizing returns.

In recent years “environmental, social, and governance” (ESG) investing has become a prominent topic in the financial world as some large-asset managers have claimed they will now invest money based

For good reason, judicial activism is a major concern for Oklahomans. Even “minor” rulings can have major consequences. A recent Oklahoma Supreme Court decision falls into that category.

Oklahoma voters sent a message this week when they voted, for the first time in state history, to oust a sitting member of the Oklahoma Supreme Court and came within a whisker of doing the same to two other justices. The question is whether defenders of the status quo are paying attention.

Oklahomans sent a message this week when they voted, for the first time in state history, to oust a sitting member of the Oklahoma Supreme Court while two other justices

Despite being a conservative electorate, Oklahomans still face more state regulations than citizens in most other states.

Kristin Olszewski, founder of Nomadica, is bringing premium wine to aluminum cans, and major retailers are taking note.