Countdown To The Sequester: 3 More ‘Should-Read’ Stories
Friday’s deadline looms, and as we heard earlier today on Morning Edition: “Oh, it’s gonna happen.” The “it” is sequestration …
For Modern American Poets, A ‘Likeness’ Could Evolve
Close your eyes. Picture a room full of movie stars. Now picture a room full of U.S. presidents. Now picture …
Beaming Up Haywire History In ‘Teleportation Accident’
For anyone who’s read Christopher Isherwood or even just spent a few hours in front of the History Channel, a …
Book News: ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Author Says Next Book Will Be Tamer
The daily lowdown on books, publishing, and the occasional author behaving badly. Queen of kink E.L. James told the New …
Better Than Nothing? GDP Revised From Slight Drop To Slight Gain
It’s not much of a change, but at least it’s in the right direction. The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported …
How Native American Tribes Are Easing Small Town Water Worries
Logan Layden / StateImpact Oklahoma Duane Smith, water consultant for the Chickasaw Tribe, in front of Hillside Spring at the …
Pope Benedict Leaves A Church Mired In Crises
Today is the last day of the papacy of Pope Benedict XVI. Just two weeks ago, the German-born pope stunned …
On Benedict’s Last Day, A Pledge Of Obedience To His Successor
With a promise of “unconditional reverence and obedience” to the man who will take his place, Pope Benedict XVI on …
Identity theft reports in Oklahoma increase
Credit card and Social Security numbers are all thieves need sometimes.
Tinker Cuts Could Hurt Local Businesses
Imagine the largest employer in southeast Oklahoma County furloughing thousands of its employees starting on Friday. That’s a very real …
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