Features
Courtney Silva
In today’s society, fewer people can say they are truly happy — at least according to “The Economics of Happiness.”

News
C.G. Niebank
Retail giant Walmart may tout “everyday low prices” and have ubiquitous friendly yellow smiley faces in its marketing, but a retired Tulsa advertising executive’s account of his experience with the company paints a picture that’s anything but friendly.

Commentary
Jonathan Willner
There is no question that the arrival of the Thunder has been a boon to basketball fans in Oklahoma. Having wrangled roughly $180 million in subsidies out of the city and state, we find the main beneficiaries of this largess at odds with each other.

Commentary
Larkin Warner
In mid-January, Gov. Mary Fallin and three of state government’s top financial officers made what must have been a stressful trip to New York City.

News
Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma City is changing the language in its business incentive program policy.

Letters to the Editor
Thomas L. Furlong
“Figures lie and liars figure” couldn’t be more true than the use of numbers in “The Gap” (Rachel Curtis, April 3, Oklahoma Gazette), which would have us believe there’s a widening gulf between the haves and the have-nots. This is more agenda-driven, left-wing class-warfare crap.

Letters to the Editor
David Hull
President Obama’s approval rating is north of 50 percent. Seriously?