Jonathan Small

Beef has always been a summer staple. Now, for the first time in years, Americans are actually buying less of it

There are fewer hamburgers on the grill this summer. After nearly two years of relentless price hikes, Americans are finally pulling back on buying beef.

Jonathan Small of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs argues lower taxes are driving economic growth and population gains in Oklahoma.

There’s an adage that working Oklahomans understand, but big-government proponents do not: If you want less of something, tax it more.

Retirement contributions are growing faster for Gen Z than any other generation.

Prohibitive prices have locked Gen Z out of buying a home on Elm Street, so many of them are turning to Wall Street.

Two family heirs sent a letter accusing their own board of "rewarding failure." Meanwhile, a rival is circling with a hostile offer.

For more than 150 years, the Brown family has controlled Brown-Forman, the company behind Jack Daniel's . But that control is under real pressure right now, and some of the family's own members are responsible.

Affiliate marketing used to be for influencers. Now regular people are cashing in just by sharing links with friends and family.

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small outlines differences between Mike Mazzei and Cyndi Munson ahead of the 2026 governor’s race.