The World Series of Poker (WSOP), the world’s most prestigious brand in poker, awarded $2,130,847 million during its most recent Circuit tour stop at the Hard Rock Tulsa, which ran March 5-16, 2026. The poker festival drew local talent and players from across the US, highlighted by the triumphant return of car salesman, Robert Shuptrine, who claimed the Main Event title and a six-figure payday.
Continue readingDETRANS Awareness Day
By Gays Against Groomers
Washington, D.C. hosted the largest gathering of Detransitioners to date March 12, 2026.
Detrans Awareness Day was never supposed to exist. Detransitioners wouldn’t need their own day unless something went very wrong. And this year, it’s getting harder than ever to pretend it didn’t. Across the country and in Washington, D.C., detransitioners are stepping forward in numbers that institutions can’t keep brushing off. At the Genspect “Life Beyond Transition” conference, more than 70 detransitioners gathered, the largest event of its kind. It was the largest gathering of detransitioners ever held – young women and men who trusted the script, took the blockers, swallowed the hormones, went under the knife, and woke up to the nightmare.
Continue readingHarold Hamm: Right Man for the Job
By Rarchar S. Tortorello and Patrick B. McGuigan, CityNewsOKC
Analysis: Most of the conversation about Oklahoma’s vacant Senate seat has treated the appointment as a political reward. It isn’t. The worst oil supply disruption since 1973 is reshaping the global energy market in real time, and Gov. Stitt should choose accordingly.

Veteran Tony L. Wright Recognized
By David Arnett
Maj. Gen. Tony L. Wright was recognized as the Veteran of the Week on Monday by in the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
“It was an honor to recognize Major General Wright‘ long distinguished service to our nation and our state,” Fetgatter said. “We must never take our freedom for granted and the fact that it is secured by the personal risks born by hero’s such as this.”

Sulfide Coating Increases Lithium Life
By Staff Report
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have found that a sulfide coating on nickel-rich cathodes can significantly increase the life, power and safety of lithium batteries.











