The “war on Christmas” has come to an end in Tulsa this year. For nearly 90 years, residents in Tulsa commemorated the Christmas season with one large parade downtown, but in 2011, local leaders decided to jump on an unfortunate national trend of removing the word “Christmas” from the event.
After 40 years of riding a horse in the parade, I joined many others and said that if Christ wasn’t welcome, then I also would no longer be participating in the event. This is because Christmas isn’t just a holiday that can be sugar-coated for the sake of political appeasement.
A counterterrorism program gutted in 2012 may have been able to thwart the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, Calif., a former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employee declared on Fox News during an interview with host Megan Kelly.
Updated: Oklahoma voters have seven Democrats and 12 Republican candidates to choose from on the March 1 Presidential Preferential Primary ballot, Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax said Thursday.
Editorial: With all the raving rhetoric in pushback from Leftists, Democrats, and establishment Republicans; 
Each year, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation proposes changes in Title 800, the rules that govern hunting, fishing and Wildlife Department operations. The public comment period is now open for this year’s proposed rule changes.