Oklahoma ranked 18 best public schools

Public school systems vary widely and quality is often a question of funding. For 2017 in Oklahoma, over half of the total annual budget goes to education and of that ($3.3 billion) 71 percent goes to common education.

Personal finance website WalletHub released today an in-depth analysis of public school systems and Oklahoma ranked 18 (1=Best). Continue reading →

North Korea pops another ballistic

Reports out of Japan are breaking that North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has fired another ballistic test missile said to have landed off the coast of Japan.

England’s Sun newspaper begins “TYRANNICAL Kim Jong-un has today fired another ballistic test missile thought to have landed off the coast of Japan.”  We have additional adjectives to describe Kim. Continue reading →

Venezuela in Civil War

Photo: Sky News

Reports from Sky News Chief Correspondent in Caracas Stuart Ramsay are stunning. Facts delivered in typical British dispassion document that civil war has begun in Venezuela.

Over 100 people have died and many more are missing. Brutal police tactics and extreme military action has only increased the determination and number of protesters.  International condemnation of the government’s plans to create a one-party dictatorship have been ignored – war is on.   Continue reading →