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Biden Aims To Reassure World On US Debt Standoff As He Consults With Indo-pacific Leaders
Associated Press
President Joe Biden tried to reassure world leaders on Saturday that the United States would not default as he consulted with the heads of Australia, Japan and India in a meeting of the so-called Quad partnership that had been hastily rescheduled because of the debt limit standoff back in Washington.
Biden Consults With Japan’s Kishida Ahead Of Group Of Seven Summit In Hiroshima
Associated Press
President Joe Biden arrived in Japan on Thursday and greeted Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida by saying, “When our countries stand together, we stand stronger” — a sign of how the economic and national security alliance between the two countries has grown.
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Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s new social studies standards
Jonathan Polasek
Oklahoma judge dismisses lawsuit against new social studies standards amid controversy over 2020 election and religious content. Schools to implement curriculum by fall.
Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s new social studies standards
Jonathan Polasek
Oklahoma judge dismisses lawsuit against new social studies standards amid controversy over 2020 election and religious content. Schools to implement curriculum by fall.
Tulsa Zoo names 2 African penguin chicks
Brooke Cox
The Tulsa Zoo has named its two female African penguin chicks Robben and Pearl, both now on exhibit and part of weekend behind-the-scenes encounters.
Tulsa Zoo names 2 African penguin chicks
Brooke Cox
The Tulsa Zoo has named its two female African penguin chicks Robben and Pearl, both now on exhibit and part of weekend behind-the-scenes encounters.
Tulsa Weather: A severe thunderstorm watch continues this morning until 10am
News On 6
Scattered strong storms are possible across parts of northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas early today, with more severe weather expected late tonight into early Wednesday. The primary threats include damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rainfall, followed by lingering storm chances into Wednesday afternoon. After midweek, a stretch of hot, humid weather takes over with rising heat index values continuing into the weekend.
Tulsa Weather: A severe thunderstorm watch continues this morning until 10am
News On 6
Scattered strong storms are possible across parts of northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas early today, with more severe weather expected late tonight into early Wednesday. The primary threats include damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rainfall, followed by lingering storm chances into Wednesday afternoon. After midweek, a stretch of hot, humid weather takes over with rising heat index values continuing into the weekend.
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Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s new social studies standards
Jonathan Polasek
Oklahoma judge dismisses lawsuit against new social studies standards amid controversy over 2020 election and religious content. Schools to implement curriculum by fall.
Tulsa Zoo names 2 African penguin chicks
Brooke Cox
The Tulsa Zoo has named its two female African penguin chicks Robben and Pearl, both now on exhibit and part of weekend behind-the-scenes encounters.
Tulsa Weather: A severe thunderstorm watch continues this morning until 10am
News On 6
Scattered strong storms are possible across parts of northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas early today, with more severe weather expected late tonight into early Wednesday. The primary threats include damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rainfall, followed by lingering storm chances into Wednesday afternoon. After midweek, a stretch of hot, humid weather takes over with rising heat index values continuing into the weekend.
Thunder fans attend 'Thunder Up in the Park' to watch Game 5 of the NBA finals
Sam Carrico
Monday was an exciting day in Oklahoma City. The Thunder scored a win in Game 5 of the NBA finals, beating the Pacers 120-109. Thunder fans were celebrating and watching the game at Scissortail Park, which is just across the street from the arena.
Homelessness in Tulsa: Day Center sees increase in individuals seeking assistance
MaKayla Glenn
The Tulsa Day Center has reported a rise in the number of people seeking assistance. A recent count reveals that the homeless population in Tulsa has increased by 60 since last year, totaling around 1,500 individuals.
Tulsa man arrested in connection with 2018 homicide
Katie Alexander
Tulsa Police arrested a man they say played a role in the murder of another man in November of 2018.
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