OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. George Burns, R-Pollard, has filed Senate Bill 456, which would eliminate the ability to claim any portion of a landowner’s property by adverse possession or “squatting.”

Boeing, the world’s largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, recently announced it will award a $30,000 grant to the University of Central Oklahoma School of Engineering to advance its new makerspace.

NEW YORK CITY — According to a recent account in the EPOCH TIMES, a former top FBI official in New York has been arrested due to his alleged ties to a Russian oligarch, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Monday.

Letter to the Editor, In mid-December, we received a call from one of our tenants that she could hear water sounds under the bathroom floor. We responded immediately, could hear water sound, called the plumber and turned off the water.

the point Publisher I can’t remember when so many political wars were being fought on so many fronts. Both parties continue to demonstrate the very lowest level of statesmanship as voting on important legislation generally follows party lines.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that the U.S. debt ceiling will come due on Jan. 19, as socalled “extraordinary measures” of refinancing the debt up to the current limit $31.4 trillion are reached, setting up a showdown in Congress as the newly elected U.S. House majority led by...

• Open amendment process allows members to bring spending cut amendments from the floor on all general appropriation bills. This hasn’t been allowed under an “open rule” in six years. Members could only vote yes or no on bills — they couldn’t legislate under an “open rule.”

OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, has filed Senate Bill 132 and Senate Bill 388 to open the conversation about agencies revoking professional licenses for tax issues.

the point Publisher Many Americans and especially those who think it’s worth their time to follow and understand what our political representatives are doing... thinking and saying...

By MIMI NGUYEN Despite House passage, bill not expected to gain traction in the Democrat-controlled Senate. The House of Representatives voted late Monday to rescind over $70 billion to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the first bill under the 118th Congress.