Supreme Court leak shocks nation...

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Chief Justice John Roberts on Tuesday directed the Marshal of the Supreme Court to launch an investigation into the source of a leaked draft opinion showing that a majority of justices were poised to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Oklahoma nixes nonbinary birth certificates

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed Senate Bill 1100 on Tuesday, approving the first of its kind ban that prohibits nonbinary classifications on state birth certificates. Under the bill, the biological sex designation on Oklahoma birth certificates may only be male or female, outlawing the use of “X” or any other symbol to represent a nonbinary designation.

China-Russia ally against United States

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China recently affirmed its intention to strengthen strategic cooperation with Russia to establish a “new type of international relationship” and other shared goals. Political analysts interpret this as a public notice from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) that China and Russia stand united against the Western democratic camp led by the United States.

Weather Update

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It is going to be getting warmer through Friday as temperatures climb from 75 degrees on Wednesday to 85 degrees by Friday afternoon There will be a chance of a few pop-up thunderstorms each afternoon from Thursday through Sunday but it is likely the most sever activity would be near Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The weekend is looking partly cloudy with highs in the 80s.
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‘Facebook shouldn’t be a dirty laundry bin’

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Comments to: andybowman839@gmail.com Coffeetimecolumn.com Saw a quote recently that needs to be read by more people: “There are only two decent places for dirty laundry; the clothes hamper and the washing machine.” Very accurate. Seems social media is the favorite place for some folks to air their dirty laundry.
‘Facebook shouldn’t be a dirty

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Property owners are coming to realize that their ad valorem taxes are continuing to go up basically every year. In many cases, they increase at or near the state’s legal 5% cap. So every 10 years they go up by 50% and every 20 years they will double.
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