In Friday’s jobs report, black unemployment reached a record low: 6.8 percent.
That’s the lowest black unemployment since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking employment in 1972. Surprisingly reported by the Washington Post, headline: “Trumps first year jobs numbers were very, very good. Continue reading
Cat lovers, mark your calendars for Sunday, Febrary 11th, 2018 as StreetCats will hold its 18th annual event “My Furry Valentine” at the Tulsa Historical Society.
“My Furry Valentine” helps fund StreetCats’ Adoption Center and a spay and neuter program for un-owned cats. Continue reading
Gross Receipts to the Oklahoma Treasury surged by 12 percent in December and grew at a healthy rate of 6.2 percent during the 2017 calendar year, State Treasurer Ken Miller announced today. At $1 billion, December collections are up by $107.9 million compared to receipts from December 2016. During the last year, gross receipts topped the $11 billion mark, finishing at $11.45 billion ahead of 2016 collections by $667.6 million. Continue reading
Fellow Oklahomans; 2017 was full of major changes, political news, and major accomplishments in Congress. Senator James Lankford played a major part in a lot of it. There are many real issues facing our nation throughout the past year, we’ve made significant progress.
President Trump nominated and the Senate confirmed Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. The Senate also confirmed 12 Circuit Court judges—the most in any president’s first year in office since the creation of Circuit Courts in 1891. These judicial confirmations set a positive direction for our nation’s courts for a generation. Continue reading
Steven A. Camarota writing for National Review produced a widely read and republished analysis noting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), program is illegal, overbroad, and the first step toward a full amnesty.
One of President Trump’s signature campaign promises was to end DACA, created by Barack Obama in 2012 that granted work permits, identity documents, and relief from deportation to approximately 800,000 illegal immigrants willing to assert they arrived as youths. Continue reading
