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Consumption of fake news on social media related to age of user
Propensity to share fake news is directly related to age. courtesy Tulsa World
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Consumption of fake news on social media related to age of user

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

Digital literacy in the internet age is essential to discerning the accuracy of online media. The distribution of fake news…

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Possible hate crime legislation undermines intention of forgiveness
The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act is rooted in an anti-death penalty history, something the proposed legislation ignores. courtesy Flickr
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Possible hate crime legislation undermines intention of forgiveness

on 15 January 201916 January 2019

The implementation of the death penalty for hate crimes limits the possibility of parole for convicts. Hate crimes are a…

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Carbon tax viable option to improve environment
The rejected carbon tax would have increased the price of gasoline for consumers, though the tax would have been placed on gasoline suppliers. courtesy Flickr
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Carbon tax viable option to improve environment

on 12 November 201812 November 2018

The implementation of a carbon tax could provide a financial launchpad for renewable energy. The concept of a carbon tax…

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State opioid law to create doctor-patient dialogue
Informing doctors on the death rate associated with opioid prescription may reduce subsequent overdoses in the state. graphic by Conner Maggio
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State opioid law to create doctor-patient dialogue

on 5 November 20185 November 2018

The new state law will help educate both physicians and patients about the risks of opioid addiction. The use of…

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Proposed anti-smoking policy harmful to workers
At its current $1 tobacco tax, Oklahoma has one of the lowest rates in the country. courtesy CDC
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Proposed anti-smoking policy harmful to workers

on 30 October 201831 October 2018

The policy removes protections for workers who smoke, mostly affecting those in rural areas. Smoking and the use of tobacco…

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State Question 801 a step toward better public education
Since the 2008 recession, Oklahoma has decreased education funding more than any other state. courtesy Together Oklahoma
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State Question 801 a step toward better public education

on 23 October 201824 October 2018

Increasing allotted public funding is ideal for improving education, but altering pre-established funds is a viable temporary measure. Education funding…

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Increasing voter registration protects democracy
Income and education are large indicators of a U.S. citizen’s likelihood to vote. courtesy Center for American Progress
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Increasing voter registration protects democracy

on 15 October 201816 October 2018

To bolster high voter registration rates, the United States could emulate how European countries encourage voting. Voting rates for the…

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3D-printed guns lack governmental oversight
The Liberator, a single-shot handgun among the first designed 3D-printed firearms, can be broken down into several component parts. courtesy Flickr
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3D-printed guns lack governmental oversight

on 8 October 20188 October 2018

3D-printed guns present a major safety hazard through their lack of serial numbers and plastic parts. Due to the rise…

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Okla. insulin cost due to lack of affordable healthcare
Despite its higher-than-average usage in Oklahoma, insulin’s skyrocketing prices have restricted access for those in need. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Okla. insulin cost due to lack of affordable healthcare

on 2 October 20182 October 2018

A 500 percent increase in the cost of insulin over the last 15 years should be counteracted with a state-wide…

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OK sign not restricted to white nationalism
Like Pepe the Frog, white nationalists attempted to change the meaning of the OK sign. courtesy Flickr
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OK sign not restricted to white nationalism

on 26 September 201826 September 2018

Though political internet groups co-opt mainstream symbols, their varying meanings still exist in a larger cultural context. With the rise…

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