Oklahoma
Trump administration to take 10% stake in USA Rare Earth in $1.6b. deal, sources say
The Trump administration is set to take a 10% stake in USA Rare Earth as part of a $1.6 billion investment package aimed at boosting domestic rare earth mining and magnet production.
Tulsa’s Jewish community pushes back on Oklahoma Jewish charter school proposal
Oklahoma board to vote on application for religious Jewish charter school
Lech L'Tulsa program provides pathway for Jewish Canadians to escape surging antisemitism
GOP nominee for Arizona governor denounces endorsee’s statement that Jews are ‘evil’
“Outline and detail the evil. Amen,” Jackson wrote. “The Jews. Illuminati. Covid shots kill. Rothschilds. Communists. Woke pastors. Social gospel. Christ will chuck a bunch of stuff in the fire.”
Four dead, including gunman, in Oklahoma hospital campus shooting, police say
The gunman was armed with a rifle and a handgun.
Oklahoma legislature advances Holocaust education bill
The bipartisan-backed bill that the House of Representatives Appropriations and Budget Education Subcommittee approved Tuesday would direct schools in the state to work with Holocaust experts.
Remembering the Six Day War in Oklahoma
At Shabbat services, which I conducted every Friday night and Saturday morning, between 75 and 100 Jewish soldiers attended.
After 100 years remembering, last survivors mark race massacre in Tulsa
An estimated 300 people were killed, thousands were left homeless and an entire community that had been seen as a symbol of what Black Americans could achieve was devastated.
Man charged with shooting woman in back for removing swastika flag released
Following the incident, officers seized multiple firearms and ammunition that Feaster had stored up in his home, by way of a search warrant.
Trump's Tulsa rally crowd underwhelms despite early expectations
Trump campaign officials had said prior to the event that demand far outstripped the capacity of the venue.
Trump moves Oklahoma political rally date from Juneteenth after criticism
Tulsa, a city important in African-American history, in 1921 was the site of one of the bloodiest cases of racist violence in US history in which white mobs attacked black residents and businesses.
Trump faces backlash from African-American leaders on Tulsa rally
In 1921, Tulsa was the site of one of the country’s bloodiest outbreaks of racist violence, when white mobs attacked black citizens and businesses with guns and explosives dropped from airplanes.
Oklahoma City suspect who died in 2019 said 'I can't breathe'
Police officer said 'I don't care.'
