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It was inevitable that tribal members residing in and deriving their income from sources within Indian Country, as defined by the principles articulated in McGirt, would claim exemption from state taxation.

This brouhaha involves New York University, an expensive, well-regarded private institution. All the shouting involved the grades in a single NYU class.

The most recent rounds of education assessments, both in Oklahoma and nationally, tell us that we are facing the greatest educational crisis of modern times, one that threatens the life prospects of millions of our children.

As election day approaches, with its cavalcade of commercials and campaign posturing, it’s a good time to think about how you think politics should be conducted.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court's constitutionally unmoored solicitude for school autonomy, if not quickly renounced, will seriously impair the Legislature’s authority to make education policy.

Pro-life legislators must realize that if they are going to succeed in the long-term, they must listen to all sides, deliberate carefully, and be prepared to compromise.

Sometimes, you have to look far away to understand what’s going on in front of you.

For those of us who enjoy a juicy local government dispute, it sadly appears that the saga of Hochatown is coming to a close.

Rejecting or holding hostage the district’s capital financing would be a grievous blunder that will inflict serious harm on everyone in this region.

Rejecting or holding hostage the district’s capital financing would be a grievous blunder that will inflict serious harm on everyone in this region.