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News From Antiwar.com Original and up-to-date news Oklahoma Senator Calls on His State to Ban Ben & Jerry’s The ice cream company announced it will stop selling products in the occupied Palestinian territories Ben & Jerry’s decision to stop selling ice cream in the occupied Palestinian territories has enraged Israeli officials as well as pro-Israel lawmakers in the United States. Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) went as far as calling for his state of Oklahoma to outright ban Ben & Jerry’s pro...

The state capitol wasn’t spared from today’s flooding – specifically, the capitol complex’s tunnels. Now, a state lawmaker is fighting the keep such flooding from happening again. Most of the flooding is in the tunnels within the complex, but part of the Jim Thorpe Building was flooded as well. Rep. Mark McBride said the flooding is a problem that continues to get worse. Especially after several days of downpours in the metro.“Its just a hazard not just the flooding of the tunnel...

By: Storme Jones OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma state Capitol complex has been inundated with rain this week, and the water is not staying outside the buildings. “It just continually gets worse,” said Rep. Mark McBride, R-Moore. He said the five tunnels connecting state office buildings north of the Capitol have flooded in recent years. Recent rainfall have maintenance crews pumping water out of the tunnel between the Will Rogers and Connors buildings. “How did we let it go this far?” ...

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The following is recent news from that occurred in the Oklahoma State Capitol:

Oklahoma House of Representatives With death tolls rising in Israel and Palestine, the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Friday voted to pass a resolution extending support for just Israel.  "As a Christian, I simply must stand on the biblical foundation that Israel is the apple of God’s eye – His chosen people,” said Rep. Mark McBride (R-Moore), the resolutions author, in a statement. “Under the Abrahamic covenant, those who bless Israel will be blessed, those who curse her will ...

The City Sentinel May 14, 2021 By Staff Report Staff Report OKLAHOMA CITY – The House of Representatives today adopted a resolution stating members’ support of Israel. House Resolution 1037 is authored by Rep. Mark... By Guest Commentary Ellyn Hefner - The City Sentinel series on OK STABLE Oklahoma City And now OK STABLE has equal tax benefits to an Oklahoma college savings account... and...

Updated: 2:48 PM CDT Apr 27, 2021 KOCO Staff A newly signed bill would designate rescue animals instead of a specific animal as Oklahomas new state pet.Gov. Kevin Stitt recently signed House Bill 1816, also called Calis Law, into law. The measure was inspired by state Rep. Mark McBrides rescue dog Cali, an 80-pound Catahoula mix that was adopted from the Moore Animal Shelter.Calis Law, which is a revision of a bill that passed the House of Representatives in 2020 before t...

Oklahoman Leaders of the Oklahoma Legislature are in the midst of a political showdown that has one conservative activist calling for the head of the state Senate to be removed from his leadership position.  Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat’s decision not to hear House Bill 1236 in its original form has the president of the powerful Oklahoma Second Amendment Association calling for Treat to be removed as Oklahoma’s top senator.  Grassroots opposition On the Senate floor Tuesday, Treat defended...

Pricing gaining strength on California romaine Current supplies of romaine lettuce from California are slightly below anticipated volume. “I’d attribute that to some cooler weather we had in the last week,” says Mark McBride of Coastline Family Farms in Salinas, CA. “It has just slowed the growth a little bit.” McBride says Coastline just finished its Brawley, CA production and from here on in, all supplies are coming out of the Salinas Valley, a region that stays in production until ...