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When Mercy Hospital’s corporate office in St. Louis, Mo., discovered the company had inadvertently copied an Oklahoma City church’s logo, it did what all honest organizations do: Company execs apologized and volunteered to help Crossings Community Church design a new logo.

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Voter registration in Oklahoma is on the rise, but that doesn’t mean the Democratic Party is part of it.

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An Oklahoma governor from yesteryear will be getting the Hollywood treatment, as will his niece. Er, make that adopted daughter. Actually, make that his wife.

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Child care centers might profess to love kids, but that doesn’t mean they’re big fans of those pesky women who insist on popping them out from time to time. Just ask the U.S.

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When celebrated American novelist and all-around man of letters Gore Vidal died last week at the age of 86, some obituaries reminded readers of the man’s connections to the Sooner State — one domestic, one disturbing.

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As The Washington Post mused recently, we Oklahomans are a rebellious lot who like to go against the grain, and likely will fight snaggletoothed and nail against signing up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

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As most people who follow Oklahoma politics know, there’s a growing gulf between the Chamber of Commerce-type Republicans and the more social-conservative wing of the party.

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Sen. Jim Inhofe recently made headlines with congressional passage of his Pilot’s Bill of Rights, a major overhaul of the way the Federal Aviation Administration deals with disciplined pilots.

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In its last fiscal year, the Oklahoma City Zoo set an attendance record of 982,721. Well, kiss that number goodbye, because with this fiscal year that ended June 30, the zoo smashed it like a human head under an elephant’s foot!

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Mick Jagger was wrong: Satisfaction is possible, at least in Oklahoma City.

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You know your candidacy for political office has hit a snag when you end up in a jail cell unable to make bail. That’s the conundrum facing Fred E. Ray Smith, a Republican running against Sen.Susan Paddack (D-Ada) in state Senate District 13.

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Let's get this straight: U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Muskogee, thinks stalling the appointments of exceptionally qualified judges is ... a travesty! A sham! A travesty of a sham!

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State Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, wants the world to know she loves to put plump, juicy breasts in her mouth, and wants to recruit others to do the same.

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When it comes to receptiveness to reproductive rights, Oklahoma might be somewhere between the Vatican and the Satan who rapes and impregnates Mia Farrow in Rosemary’s Baby. A report issued last week by the Center for Reproductive Rights, or CRR, gives the Sooner State low marks for abortion rights, noting a handful of pro-life bills passed by legislators in recent years.