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Pruitt: Religious Freedoms Remain At Risk

Attorney General Scott Pruitt tells Tulsa group that religious freedom at risk in U.S. By BILL SHERMAN World Religion Writer

Oklahoma Wins Affordable Care Act Lawsuit Challenging IRS Subsidies OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt hailed the state’s

Fate of Oklahoma tax reduction bill could rest on a single word — ‘raise’ by Rick Green The fate of

Supreme Court asked to decide if Oklahoma governor can withhold documents By Nolan Clay The Oklahoma Supreme Court is being

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt was the keynote speaker Thursday morning at the 41st annual meeting of the American Legislative

Court rules for gay marriage in Oklahoma case By NICHOLAS RICCARDI, AP DENVER — A federal appeals court on Friday

Oklahoma Supreme Court rules in favor of Common Core repeal by Rick Green, NewsOK.com The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday

Common Core repeal faces test at Okla. Supreme Ct. By TIM TALLEY, Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A lawsuit

Cleveland County DA sued by former assistant over mug shot fracas by Andrew Knittle NORMAN — A former assistant to

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U.S. Supreme Court rejects Oklahoma appeal on EPA rule by Chris Casteel, NewsOK.com WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on

Okla. tea party leaders say it’s unharmed by trial by TIM TALLEY, AP OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – The conviction of