TU football character on display

By Dave Gilbert

One of the great things in rejecting bad behavior by the National Football League (NFL) is greater time available for quality college ball. Both Oklahoma (OU) and Oklahoma State (OSU) this season have squads capable of competing at the highest level, but don’t forget Tulsa (TU) plays great ball as the smallest (enrollment) university playing Division One football.

It is not just strength, skills and teamwork that Tulsa Coach Montgomery instills – it is heart and character that shows on the field and in community most recently helping Hurricane Harvey victims.   Continue reading →

Comm. Doak testifies at U.S. Senate hearing

By David Arnett

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak

Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak will testify today before a U.S. Senate committee addressing skyrocketing premiums on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges.

“Obamacare has been disastrous in Oklahoma,” said Doak. “We’ve seen jaw-dropping spikes in premiums, narrowing networks, rising deductibles and general market instability. Basically, all our worst fears have come true. The time has come to give states more flexibility to offer consumers a better option. I look forward to discussing possible solutions with federal lawmakers.”    Continue reading →

Publisher severs ties with New York Times

By Dave Gilbert

Regnery Publishing announced this week it is cutting all ties with the New York Times — including the New York Times bestseller list.

“As a conservative publisher, we believe that the Times’ list does not represent national sales of conservative books as accurately as other widely-published bestseller lists,” said Marji Ross, President and Publisher of Regnery. Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma aims for US

By Staff Report

The Associated Press is reporting Hurricane Irma grew into a dangerous Category 5 storm, the most powerful seen in the Atlantic in over a decade, and roared toward islands in the northeast Caribbean Tuesday on a path that could eventually take it to the United States.    Continue reading →

‘Strategic Patience’ results in war

By David Arnett

North Korea photo of their new thermonuclear bomb

Opinion: The entire world specifically including both Democrat and Republican U.S. Presidents have suffered the results of North Korea’s governing mental illness.

North Korea ballistic rockets can now reach America and Europe. They recently tested a thermonuclear weapon. They threaten an EMP that would, in a flash, end America’s electric grid and set daily life for our children back 100 years – before electricity, running water and modern food distribution. Does that work for you and your family?   Continue reading →