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Former President Barack Obama spoke at a rally in Anaheim, California, on Saturday afternoon to support seven Democratic congressional candidates running for office in districts that Hillary Clinton won in 2016.

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Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Associated Press President Donald Trump claimed Monday that pardons recently issued by Joe Biden to lawmakers and staff on the congressional committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot have no force because, Trump says, the-then president signed them with an autopen instead of by his own hand.

Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

Jayden Brannon A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

Jayden Brannon A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

Alex Cameron In recent interviews, Reps. Tom Cole and Stephanie Bice discussed the controversial efforts of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, to streamline federal spending.

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

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Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

Jayden Brannon A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

Tulsa Swarm Hotline is ready for bee swarm season

Jonathan Polasek As we move into the start of the spring season, swarms of bees become a more common sight.

Israel resumes strikes in Gaza, reportedly killing hundreds and promising increased force against Hamas

CBS News Israel has launched new strikes in the Gaza Strip, killing more than 400 people, according to the Palestinian territory's Hamas-run Health Ministry, and promising to wield "increasing military force" after talks on further hostage releases stalled, according to officials on both sides of the war.

Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now

Jeromee Scot Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.

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CDC To Conduct Health Study At Polluted Former Army Base

Tight California Races May Determine US House Control

House Passes Bill To Crack Down On Alleged Gas Price Gouging

Obama Speaks At Rally For Democratic Congressional Candidates In California

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Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

Top Headlines

Presidents have used autopens for decades, now Trump objects to Biden’s use of one

Man hospitalized after being shot multiple times in Tulsa parking lot

DOGE Q&A: Oklahoma representatives discuss concerns over Government Efficiency operations

Tulsa Swarm Hotline is ready for bee swarm season

Israel resumes strikes in Gaza, reportedly killing hundreds and promising increased force against Hamas

Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now