Craig Parham

[KGOU - Your NPR Source @kgounews]

Fewer Oklahomans are getting federal assistance to help pay for groceries. Recent numbers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show a continued decline in participation.

https://t.co/hx0oh4WMJT

[Oklahoma Watch @OklahomaWatch]

One woman lost her tent, medications and birth certificate in a sweep. Then the shelter closed. Without a birth certificate, her progress toward housing evaporated.

https://t.co/436Nvc2ydA

[The Frontier @readfrontier]

Changes tied to Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will strip Medicaid and SNAP eligibility from many immigrants with humanitarian protections, while Oklahoma nonprofits helping refugees face steep staffing and funding cuts.

https://t.co/S8iprKyVoN

[NonDoc @nondocmedia]

"I have a unique perspective. I'm the only one in this primary election that has actually won over Republican voters. — #Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate @CyndiMunsonOK | #governor2026 https://t.co/wBB2vw36go

[Zach W. Lambert @ZachWLambert]

Since 2000, over 380 Southern Baptist leaders have been convicted of sex crimes involving more than 700 victims all while SBC leaders covered for abusers and silenced survivors.

But women preaching and pastoring is the real problem? What a joke.

[KGOU - Your NPR Source @kgounews]

Oklahoma's natural world is the subject of a new book from author Priscilla Crawford.

https://t.co/0S2bRf2rLO

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

Jennifer Welch: “There is credible information in the Epstein Files by a 13-year-old girl, she claims under oath that she was assaulted by the sitting president. All these MAGA Christians, Erika Kirk and her harem of pro-pedophilia women never speak out for victims of sexual assault. They never speak out about crime when it’s one of their own because they believe in nothing other than white men getting power”

[KOSU @KOSURadio]

An oral history project dedicated to gathering stories from Indigenous boarding school survivors from across the country is coming to a close. The project is ending in Oklahoma, where it began — the state with the highest number of boarding schools.
https://t.co/ybs1FMmYPU

[Tara Blume @tcblume]

Oklahoma hangs onto the #1 spot for highest home insurance costs, averaging $5,298 annually according to financial services website, Lendingtree. OK rates have increased 54.5% since 2020.
https://t.co/1SKvg3cZRr

[NonDoc @nondocmedia]

The @OKDemocrats running to be #Oklahoma's next governor hope voter frustration with years of #OKGOP supermajority control could lead them to become the first #Democrat elected to statewide office in more than a decade. https://t.co/wBB2vw36go

[Democratic Wins Media @DemocraticWins]

BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Donald Trump's former economic advisor just admitted on Fox News that inflation is being driven nearly exclusively by bad decisions that Donald Trump has made. Wow.

[Nexx @evil_scott]

He also rapes kids, pedo style

[Mark Slapinski @mark_slapinski]

IT'S OVER

The New York Times just dropped the BOMBSHELL

Trump raped kids with Epstein, and his administration engaged in a cover up to protect him

[KGOU - Your NPR Source @kgounews]

Candidate self-funding has soared past $22 million in the Republican primary race for Oklahoma governor, with a Trump-endorsed candidate alone pouring almost $10.9 million into his campaign. Oklahoma Voice reports:

https://t.co/QG0IImwBg5

[Tres Savage @ThriceSavage]

Democrats in #Oklahoma might not be seeing a million TV ads ahead of the June 16 primary, but they have a primary in which to vote just the same. A couple, actually.

Here's an overview of the @OKDemocrats' #governor2026 candidates. (1/3)
https://t.co/K5IXBAuhFX

[The Frontier @readfrontier]

Changes tied to Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will strip Medicaid and SNAP eligibility from many immigrants with humanitarian protections, while Oklahoma nonprofits helping refugees face steep staffing and funding cuts.

https://t.co/S8iprKyVoN

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

Reminder: both of their fathers are convicted felons.

[KOSU @KOSURadio]

As the Trump administration pushes investment in coal power, two Oklahoma utilities will receive grant funding to extend the life of existing coal-fired plants in the Chouteau and Red Rock areas.
https://t.co/HUuZNqMlxY

[Oklahoma Watch @OklahomaWatch]

Just three years ago, GRDA officials described their remaining coal unit as expensive, risky and difficult to insure. Now, with federal support from President Trump’s coal-rescue program, the state-backed utility says extending its life is the most cost-effective option. #okenergy #coal
https://t.co/AwULWJC3VN

[𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 @beyoncegarden]

this is truly the nastiest read anyone in history has ever received😭