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Ban Social Media For Kids? Fed-Up Parents In Senate Say Yes

Ban Social Media For Kids? Fed-Up Parents In Senate Say Yes

Associated Press Sen. Katie Britt says she hears about it constantly when she is at home in Alabama — at school track meets, basketball tournaments and on her regular morning walks with friends.

Yellen Warns US Could Default On Debt As Early As June 1

Yellen Warns US Could Default On Debt As Early As June 1

CBS News Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday the U.S. government might not be able to pay its bills as early as June 1 if Congress does not raise or suspend the debt limit.

Report On Trips Justice Clarence Thomas Accepted From GOP Megadonor Reignites Calls For Reform

Report On Trips Justice Clarence Thomas Accepted From GOP Megadonor Reignites Calls For Reform

CBS News Democrats are calling for stricter ethics rules for Supreme Court justices in the wake of a new report detailing luxury vacations that Justice Clarence Thomas has accepted over the years from a Republican megadonor.

Five Civilized Tribes To Testify Before Senate Committee

Five Civilized Tribes To Testify Before Senate Committee

Alex Cameron Representatives of the Five Civilized Tribes — Cherokee Nation, Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Nation, Muscogee (Creek) Nation, and Seminole Nation — are scheduled to testify Wednesday before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs on the issue of Freedmen and their legal status within each respective tribe.

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Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

MaKayla Glenn On Wednesday night, the Union High School community is mourning the loss of one of its own. A balloon vigil was held in remembrance of wrestler Lydia Suniga, a member of the Class of 2027, who tragically passed away on Saturday.

Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

MaKayla Glenn On Wednesday night, the Union High School community is mourning the loss of one of its own. A balloon vigil was held in remembrance of wrestler Lydia Suniga, a member of the Class of 2027, who tragically passed away on Saturday.

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Alex Cameron Congressional High School Art Competition sees its 44th year in highlighting young artistic talent. Five artists from Oklahoma have their work on display at the U.S. Capitol.

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Alex Cameron Congressional High School Art Competition sees its 44th year in highlighting young artistic talent. Five artists from Oklahoma have their work on display at the U.S. Capitol.

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Dan Norman New report reveals Oklahoma Tribal Nations' $23.5bn economic boost and support for nearly 140k state jobs.

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Dan Norman New report reveals Oklahoma Tribal Nations' $23.5bn economic boost and support for nearly 140k state jobs.

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Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

Mourning a bright star: Union community remembers Lydia Suniga

MaKayla Glenn On Wednesday night, the Union High School community is mourning the loss of one of its own. A balloon vigil was held in remembrance of wrestler Lydia Suniga, a member of the Class of 2027, who tragically passed away on Saturday.

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Oklahoma’s congressional art winners have their creations displayed at capitol

Alex Cameron Congressional High School Art Competition sees its 44th year in highlighting young artistic talent. Five artists from Oklahoma have their work on display at the U.S. Capitol.

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Tribal economic impact: $23.4 billion and 55,000 jobs in Oklahoma, according to report

Dan Norman New report reveals Oklahoma Tribal Nations' $23.5bn economic boost and support for nearly 140k state jobs.

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

Matt Kalish Final appeal rejected for convicted Tulsa murder. Execution looming.

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

Destini Pittman McAlester High School mourns the loss of a student.

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Graham Dowers Oklahoma depends heavily on FEMA for disaster recovery and emergency aid, but proposed federal cuts and leadership resignations threaten the agency’s future role in the state.

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