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And welcome to hannIty and. TonIght, full Debate AnalysIs ReactIon In just a moment, along wIth my thoughts on abc. DIsneys dIsgraceful polItIcal bIas. FIrst, It has been 23 years sInce september 11, 2001, when we lost 2977 or our fellow amerIcans murdered by RadIcal IslamIc terrorIsts. We have lost many thousands others from 911 related Illnesses ever sInce, and the sIngle worst Terror Attack on amerIcan soIl. So much has changed that horrIfIc day. But the threat of terrorIsm, It remaIns very r...

Thank you for all of the messages this morning. Could you roll the rocky thing again, okay. They have been asking for it. If you have not seen it, this is what were talking about. Back in the 70s, rocky was made in philadelphia and this was one of the pivotal scenes. Right before the eagles run out to the field to get everybody all pumped up. Here it is. There is one thing i want you to do for me. What . What . Win. Win. What are we waiting for, take us. So, now, it is our turn to get people sik...

Pittsburg County Sheriff Chris Morris claims a criminal charge filed against him Tuesday was “election interference” because the vote for that office is more than a month away.

A competency trial for an Oklahoma death row inmate scheduled to be executed in June was continued.

A competency trial for an Oklahoma death row inmate scheduled to be executed in June was continued.

A trial for a woman who told dispatchers she shot her husband “in an effort to escape a domestic violence situation” was continued for a second time.

A trial for a woman who told dispatchers she shot her husband “in an effort to escape a domestic violence situation” was continued for a second time.

A Pittsburg County judge followed a jury’s recommendation Thursday during formal sentencing for a McAlester man found guilty in March for the 2017 death of Holly Cantrell.

A Pittsburg County judge followed a jury’s recommendation Thursday during formal sentencing for a McAlester man found guilty in March for the 2017 death of Holly Cantrell.

Facing bipartisan pushback and a nationwide shortage of electrical transformers, federal regulators tweaked a major new energy-efficiency rule.