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The social media site, alongside Instagram and Messenger, were unavailable for users last Monday.
Users were unable to access Facebook services for six hours last Monday. courtesy Pixaby
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The social media site, alongside Instagram and Messenger, were unavailable for users last Monday.

on 11 October 2021

The social media site, alongside Instagram and Messenger, were unavailable for users last Monday. Facebook. A company that has become…

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Environmental lawyer Donziger sentenced to prison
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Environmental lawyer Donziger sentenced to prison

on 11 October 2021

After his case against Chevron was overturned in the U.S., Steven Donziger has faced punishment for criminal contempt of court.…

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Oklahoma to resume capital punishment
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Oklahoma to resume capital punishment

on 6 October 20216 October 2021

Seven execution dates have been set by Oklahoma for prisoners on the state’s death row. After a six-year hiatus, the…

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President Carson speaks to student body
Brad Carson began his tenure as university president July 1, 2021. photo by Tommy Reid
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President Carson speaks to student body

on 6 October 2021

TU’s new president delivered his vision for the future of the university and fielded questions from students. During the afternoon…

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Tulsa State Fair has a rich history
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Tulsa State Fair has a rich history

on 6 October 202117 November 2021

A tradition lasting over one hundred years, the Tulsa State Fair is an eleven day family-friendly event for all to…

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Gabby Petito’s disappearance garners national attention
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Gabby Petito’s disappearance garners national attention

on 4 October 2021

The 22 year-old woman’s remains were recently discovered, with her still-missing boyfriend a person of interest. National attention placed a…

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McGirt v. Oklahoma challenged again by Oklahoma AG
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McGirt v. Oklahoma challenged again by Oklahoma AG

on 4 October 2021

Two new petitions seek to move major crimes committed against Native Americans into the jurisdiction of the state. On Sept.…

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Julius Jones recommended for commutation
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Julius Jones recommended for commutation

on 20 September 2021

The death row inmate’s fate is now up to Governor Kevin Stitt, who can either accept or reject the board’s…

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Universities remove standardized test requirements
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Universities remove standardized test requirements

on 20 September 202117 November 2021

Many colleges’ applications no longer require SAT or ACT scores in a change that may last beyond the pandemic. For…

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Mask and vaccine mandate debate rages on
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Mask and vaccine mandate debate rages on

on 13 September 2021

The Delta variant has brought on a new wave of mandates and countermandates, and TU is stuck in the middle.…

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