Oklahoma

There are few Republicans who have been louder, more shrill and more exploitative when it comes to chanting mantra-like, "support the troops."

It should make headlines, but it won't. The news: the first major captive import vehicle-maker from China has opened its Oklahoma doors and started-up its assembly line.

The possibilities are infinite for building a new eco-economy in Oklahoma, but we are facing one major obstacle: Senator Jim Inhofe.

Most folks just know him as a climate change denier but that barely scratches the surface of what's wrong with Inhofe. For someone who is so aggressively pro-war, he's incredibly anti-veteran and anti-service member.

It's "open season for peeping Toms," says an Oklaholma judge. Ew. And I thought these things only happened on the New York City subway system.

Of the many strange spins the Clinton campaign has sold the media, few are as troubling as the idea that she is the stronger general election candidate.

The Clinton operation's dismissive attitude towards the states that she loses feels uncomfortably like a post-facto snub by the aggrieved party in a break up: "he's not really my type anyway."

Between Obama and Clinton, it's going to be a virtual tie. Both campaigns will immediately release spin on why they are now the frontrunner, and why the other should politely drop out of the race.

As part of the secrecy surrounding the execution process, we do not really know who the people carrying out lethal injections are.

There was little celebrating when Oklahoma observed its 50th anniversary on Nov. 16, 1957. That was the day the longest winning streak in college football history come to an abrupt end.

Should a guest be able to tell you what you can do on the property that you bought and paid for? Somehow it makes sense to the NRA.

U.S. sales of new hybrid cars were up 49 percent in the first seven months of this year, due largely to a boom in sales in the Midwest, an auto inform...