We Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Our United States Army

After the April 19, 1775, battles of Lexington and Concord, delegates of the Continental Congress met for a second time beginning on May 10, 1775. This time delegates had two major contradicting goals to accomplish.

Illegal is illegal

By Steve Fair On Saturday, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum deploying 2,000 National Guard troops in California in response to protests in Los Angeles over the enforcement of illegal immigration.

Feeding a Growing (and Shrinking) World

By Blake Rollins We’re racing toward a paradox that will define the next one hundred years: feeding two worlds at once – one bursting with growth, the other aging and shrinking. That’s the future facing agriculture.

Reviewing: Skousen’s “The Big Three in Economics”

By James Finck, Ph.D.To better understand economic thought, I decided to tackle Mark Skousen’s 2007 book “The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx and John Maynard Keynes.

Constitution 101: Congressional Authority and the Quorum Clause

By James Finck, Ph.D.In many ways, Article I, Section V of our Constitution is a continuation of Section IV in that it established the rules and powers of Congress.

Hail not only factor in homeowner insurance rates

By Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready Homeowners’ rates are a big topic of discussion in Oklahoma right now, especially during severe weather season. At the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID), we understand how important this issue is to so many.

The Land of the Free Because of the Brave

By James Finck, Ph.D.With Memorial Day this week, I felt it appropriate to write something patriotic in honor of those w ho gave their last full measure of devotion to our nation.One idea I have been mulling over for a while now has to do with o ur national anthem.

Fact Check: Republicans are Strengthening Medicaid

By Congressman Tom Cole Throughout the past five months of the Trump administration, Democrats and Far-Left media outlets have engaged in dishonest fearmongering, misrepresenting the Republican Reconciliation bill and spreading the untrue claim that Republicans are gutting Medicaid.

To Every Season Comes an End

This week I want to break away from my normal history and political writing and talk about endings. Most associate spring with beginnings, but for those with high school seniors, especially ones in spring sports this is a season of endings.

SBA opens disaster outreach center in Lawton

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The U.S. Small Business Administration’s disaster loan outreach center in Lawton is now open to assist people in applying for low-interest federal disaster loans.