The Iroquois Confederacy offered the Founders a living example of sovereign nations uniting under the Great Law of Peace. Benjamin Franklin admired this model as the colonies declared independence and formed “a more perfect Union.” While the Declaration of Independence is a uniquely American achievement, the Iroquois example added an important Native thread to our founding story. In Oklahoma, home to many proud tribal nations, this shared history of sovereignty feels especi

“Twister,” “Vertigo,” or “The Matrix”...Hollywood has nothing on Oklahoma Complete 2026 GOP Primary Results, Runoffs, Direct Advances, and November General Election Guide If Primary Election seasons were given movie titles, the 2026 Republican Primary would deserve “Twister,” “Vertigo,” or “The Matrix.” Hollywood has nothing on Oklahoma when it comes to high-stakes drama and jaw-dropping plot twists! Here’s a complete, up-to-date list of Runoffs, Direct Advances, and General

Oklahoma voters will soon decide on State Question 832, a ballot initiative that would rapidly raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 per hour and tie future increases to a cost-of-living escalator based on high-cost urban areas. Two recent pieces from the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA) examine the proposal’s funding sources and its broader human consequences.

This is your opportunity to bring fresh leadership and new ideas to City Hall. Every single district will appear on the ballot this August (with runoffs in November if needed). Filing is June 8-10, 2026 — the time to step up is now! Don’t Be Fooled by the Party Switchers While Tulsa City Council races are officially non-partisan, conservative values absolutely matter for our city’s future — public safety, fiscal responsibility, strong neighborhoods, and putting Tulsa families