With application season in full gear and college living costs reaching $26,200 per student for nine to 12 months, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2019’s Best & Worst College Towns & Cities in America as a follow-up on its College & University Rankings. Tulsa is the 10th worst for students. Continue reading
On the road in Venezuela
By Staff Report
Dictator dancing as nation riots and police murder
Recently The Guardian documented what they call, “‘A slow-motion catastrophe’: on the road in Venezuela, 20 years after Chávez’s rise.” Proving again socialism will kill any nation that implements it. Tulsa Today has written so often on this topic that Google’s evil-in-practice limits our voice and Soros trolls harass us, but again we point to the obvious. People are dying daily and fleeing in mass the Marxist evil of Venezuela. Continue reading
Alarmism: The leading cause of hot gas
By Staff Report
As France revolts against poverty inducing totalitarianism by idiotic elitist climate change criminals, David Harsanyi provides historic perspective and specifics lazy media types refuse to consider. Even in the age of fabricated offense and emotional immaturity; science and good sense finds a home at Creators.com and DailySignal.com highly recommended. Continue reading
Senate Republicans announce leadership
By Staff Report
Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat
Capital News: OK Senate Republicans Wednesday announced their full leadership team for the 57th Legislature. They had previously designated Senator Greg Treat, R-OKC, to serve as President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Treat earlier this year announced his selection of Senator Kim David, R-Porter, to serve as Majority Floor Leader and of Senator Roger Thompson, R-Okemah, to serve as Senate Appropriations chair. Continue reading
Children, the Caravan, and your health
By Jane M. Orient, M.D.
There are three aspects to the caravan: what is shown by the media; what is there to be seen; and what is unseen.
The focus is on the innocent children, as in the widely circulated photograph of an obese woman with two children lacking pants or shoes, purportedly fleeing tear gas sprayed by cruel law enforcement agents. They are far from home, in a very dangerous place, in violation of the laws of Mexico. Continue reading