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Philomena took on U.S. presidential hopeful and sent personal letter of thanks to the man who told her about use of her son’s music. Continue reading…

Clip premiered at a special event in Washington, D.C., commemorating Moon landing's golden anniversary. Continue reading…

It's the second song to be released from upcoming 'We Are Not Your Kind' LP. Continue reading…

By Stephen Prescott and Adam CohenFor The OklahomanAdam’s JournalEven amidst the recent heat wave, one of my female co-workers at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation routinely uses a space heater to fight the summer chill created by air conditioning in our offices.

Free STD testing, education offeredOklahoma City-County Health Department offers free diagnostic testing for sexually transmitted diseases and education and counseling of sexual behavior and disease processes.

By Charlotte LankardFor The OklahomanReaders of The Oklahoman are the biggest gift I’ve received from writing this column. They offer their friendship, share their stories — and their wisdom.Edmond’s Lynne and Bob Rowley reminded me last week there are lessons to be learned in a time of unexpected change.

By Brandy McDonnellOklahoma country music superstars Garth Brooks and Blake Shelton performed their hit duet "Dive Bar" live together first time Friday night in Boise, Idaho, during "The Garth Brooks Stadium Tour," and as predicted, it was a rowdy good time. Brooks started out his weekly "Inside Studio G" Facebook broadcast tonight with a behind-the-scenes recap of his big weekend with Blake and in Boise:Since the song was being recorded, the pair actually played the song twice, with Shelton giving an acoustic performance of his chart-topping hit "God's Country" in between the raucous duet.

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Trump administration announced Monday that it will vastly extend the authority of immigration officers to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before judges, its second major policy shift on immigration in eight days.Starting Tuesday, fast-track deportations can apply to anyone in the country illegally for less than two years.