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Summer fun in Tulsa: Here’s what’s happening around town

July 2, 2026

Tulsa’s summer just got more exciting with a fresh lineup of events designed to keep locals busy. From outdoor concerts to family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone. The lineup includes big names and local favorites, all scheduled to make the most of the warm months ahead. But befor

politics

Where Do Our Teachers Really Stand?

July 2, 2026

Most college professors lean left, and the gap keeps growing. In 1969, two liberal professors balanced every conservative one; today it’s almost seven to one. That tilt shapes classroom conversations, hiring choices, and who feels free to speak up. Some teachers hide their views to keep their jobs,

opinion

Reflections on what freedom means today

July 2, 2026

Many people feel torn between pride and worry when July 4th arrives. One reader shared how their grandparents left a troubled region in the 1920s, arriving with almost nothing but still feeling they gained everything. Their story reminds us that freedom often comes at a cost and that democratic valu

politics

When Earth Shakes, Who Steps Up?

July 2, 2026

After Venezuela’s worst quakes in a century flattened buildings and left hundreds searching for missing loved ones, ordinary people took charge—often without tools, training, or government help. Teachers, students, and neighborhood groups formed human chains to dig through concrete and steel rubble

education

New Leader Steps Up to Tackle Pennsylvania’s Education Challenges

July 2, 2026

A university president from Pittsburgh is taking a bigger role in shaping how private colleges in Pennsylvania support students and communities. Christina Clark, who leads La Roche University, just joined the board of a group that represents over 80 independent colleges across the state. This organi

opinion

What Does True Love for America Look Like?

July 2, 2026

America turns 250 years old this July 4th, but the way we celebrate freedom matters just as much as the fact that we're celebrating it. The country's founding promise—that all people are equal and deserve life, liberty, and the chance to pursue their dreams—isn't just a nice idea written in old pape

politics

India and America: Why Getting Along Still Matters

July 2, 2026

Back in the 1970s, when left-wing protests filled India’s streets, the Soviet Union was the great friend everyone talked about. Fast-forward to today, and nothing dominates Indian minds more than the United States. The relationship between New Delhi and Washington has grown far beyond simple diploma

finance

Why Arteris Stock Keeps Climbing Despite Mixed Reviews

July 2, 2026

The tech company behind specialized chips for gadgets and machines just hit record prices again. Over the past year, its stock jumped more than four times its original value. Some tools that track price trends give it a perfect score for buying, yet not everyone agrees. One research firm thinks the

opinion

America’s 250th birthday: a family’s past, present, and future

July 2, 2026

Two and a half centuries ago, the same date that now marks America’s big birthday was just another day for the Hathaway family. While leaders in Philadelphia signed papers promising liberty, their ancestors in North Carolina were still working Edenton’s fields under chains. The words “all men are cr

education

Why aren't nursing schools teaching spirituality?

July 2, 2026

Nursing schools focus a lot on medical skills, but what about the human side of care? Students often learn how to check vitals and give medications, but many feel unsure about handling patients' spiritual needs. This gap exists even though research shows spirituality matters just as much as physical