Dusty Deevers published several posts on April 13-14, 2026 discussing topics such as Russiagate’s impact on U.S. politics and expressing support for Kyle Rittenhouse’s endorsement of his Senate campaign.
Senators James Lankford and John Fetterman have reintroduced legislation aimed at clarifying rules governing federal retirement annuity supplements for law enforcement personnel. The bill seeks clearer guidelines for how these payments are divided following court orders affecting retirees’ pensions.
Jim Shaw posted several tweets on April 14, 2026, referencing both his own and Senator Murdock’s press releases as well as commenting on composting practices.
Medicaid expenditures for Ambulance and Other Transport Services and Supplies in Grove rose 15.9% in 2024, signaling shifts in usage and reimbursement trends.
Oklahoma City Medicaid providers charged $25,614,388 for services within the Medical And Surgical Supplies category in 2024, reflecting a 2% uptick from the prior year.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Lawton charged $44,655 for services within the Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) category—a 10.5% rise from the prior year.
Oklahoma State Representative Gabe Woolley addressed constituents from Broken Arrow through several social media posts between April 6-9, encouraging voter participation and reflecting on his service.
Senators led by James Lankford have urged President Trump in a bipartisan letter dated March 26 to press for Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri’s release during an upcoming meeting with China’s president. The group called attention not only to Jin’s case but also broader issues concerning religious freedom violations against Christians and other minorities in China.
Representatives Stephanie Bice (OK-05) and Sara Jacobs (CA-51) have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at strengthening ties between employers and educational institutions through expanded grant programs. The Workforce Education and Partnership Act seeks solutions for rising tuition costs while addressing labor shortages across key industries.
A group of US Senators led by James Lankford launched an investigation into compliance by chemical abortion drug makers with federal safeguards. They also urged stronger enforcement against illegal online sales of such drugs by urging action from the Food and Drug Administration.