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We know this is the greatest country on earth and we know that america has better days ahead and we know that mesh has so much more potential to tap. This bill taps that potential. Liz this as democrats release their new battle plan to regain power next year. Democrats will now pull out all the stops, you may see nothing yet as they launch what will be what they call a yearlong Assault Attack in the tax cuts. Now, calling it a frankenstein monster that will destroy american households and atax scam as the white House Republicans say do you know what you could see your pay go up as early as feb...

Washington with what lawmakers can do to strike a deal, ellison barber at the white house on what donald trump is planning to do and christina in new york city. Despite a market meltdown, christmas shoppers with lastminute deals. We begin with doug mikell way. Reporter we were number one powerful Committee Chairman leaders on both sides of the aisle were able to look at a situation like this, 1. 3 billion the democrats want for Border Security, 5. 7 billion the republicans ones for border wall and strike a deal. Split the difference, shake hands, call it a day and go home for christmas and spa...

TAHLEQUAH – Bobby Slover, the losing Dist. 2 candidate in the Cherokee Nation’s July 24’s runoff race, was charged prior to the election with accepting an illegal campaign contribution. The CN Attorney General’s Office filed the charge July 21, contending that Slover, 63, of Tahlequah, “unlawfully and knowingly” accepted a $1,000 campaign donation from a legal entity, which is prohibited. The tribe’s Election Commission rescheduled a July 29 hearing for 1:30 p.m. Aug. 2 instead to address the attorney general’s accusation against Slover. The special mee...

CNHI Oklahoma 4 hrs ago A candidate in an upcoming Cherokee Nation run-off election was charged Wednesday with accepting an illegal campaign contribution. CN Attorney General Sara Hill filed the charges against Bobby Slover, candidate for the District 2 Tribal Council seat. The complaint alleges he knowingly accepted a contribution of $1,000 from a legal entity, which is a crime under the tribe’s election law. An arrest warrant was issued for Slover, who turned himself into the Cherokee County Detention Center and was given a $1,000 bond. In his affidavit of probable cause for the warran...